KJ zGal
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The biggest risk for SUV rollovers is when they leave the road, as far as I know. Just drive careful and don't swerve and you shouldn't have a problem...
No one here wants to see this..
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lostohiokj
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"The Liberty was bent on almost every body panel; Albrecht suffered cuts to his hands and still has a sore neck a month later."
There have been at least a couple of forum members roll their KJ and came out about the same. Cuts, bruises and sore all over, but I would still rather be in my KJ than almost any other SUV if something like this happens. It has been shown here, the KJ is one tough SUV and withstands any accident better. The A-Pillars were bent, but the roof generally stayed where it was supposed to and DID NOT cave in and kept the occupants fairly safe!!!!
There have been at least a couple of forum members roll their KJ and came out about the same. Cuts, bruises and sore all over, but I would still rather be in my KJ than almost any other SUV if something like this happens. It has been shown here, the KJ is one tough SUV and withstands any accident better. The A-Pillars were bent, but the roof generally stayed where it was supposed to and DID NOT cave in and kept the occupants fairly safe!!!!
LibertyFever
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That fellow apparently didn't read the warning label on the visor that warns against high speed turns 
I'm surprised nobody is asking for the parts from that trashed Libby. The drivetrain might be intact.
I'm surprised nobody is asking for the parts from that trashed Libby. The drivetrain might be intact.
rockymountain
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First of all (deadhorse)
This is the millionth "be careful not to roll your Liberty" thread.
Second, if you cause your Liberty to roll, you DESERVE to be dropped on your head. You must purposely roll it period. It won't roll over on its own.
If you are really scared your Liberty will roll, learn how to do this and you should be fine: Please note, you must be going around 100 MPH in order to pull off this maneuver.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RF-sf7IX06s&feature=fvw
This is the millionth "be careful not to roll your Liberty" thread.
Second, if you cause your Liberty to roll, you DESERVE to be dropped on your head. You must purposely roll it period. It won't roll over on its own.
If you are really scared your Liberty will roll, learn how to do this and you should be fine: Please note, you must be going around 100 MPH in order to pull off this maneuver.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RF-sf7IX06s&feature=fvw
KJ zGal
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There's a KJ I found on cardomain once that rolled and is still driving around =P
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Our "lifted" KJ handles better now with over 3 inches of lift than it did with the bagged out stock suspension!
NAH!, You don't need to be doing 100+ mph to do that...
It's ballance, not speed.
Check out any of this blokes driving:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqge5YaJfGc
(This certainly is not 100+ mph!
More here
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rusel+swift&aq=f
NAH!, You don't need to be doing 100+ mph to do that...
It's ballance, not speed.
Check out any of this blokes driving:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqge5YaJfGc
(This certainly is not 100+ mph!
More here
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rusel+swift&aq=f
rockymountain
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jeeper4life
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put a cage in it, heh
blue_kjR417
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tom tom tom always so defensive lol i love it!
