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^^ That last pic is absolutely beautiful. I wanna go!
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ARIZONA UPDATE: Get out there...it's GREEN everywhere from all our rains!
L-Shock update...some have asked about my minor rubbing on the rear bumper. I got flexed out (almost entirely...close enough to answer the quesitons) and snapped the below pics:
Front is not quite stuffed. Rear is very close to maximum stuff/droop.
Here you can see the axle steer due to the added travel the L-shocks provide (3-inches more at the wheel/tread):
Another view...shows just how far down that wheel can go soaking up those ruts and holes (and how off-center it gets due to travel...looks like an 80-Series picture as the travel is the same):
OK...the picture many have asked me for. Due to that axle steer the stuffed wheel slightly rubs the Slee Rear Bumper. Actually, up close you'll see the tread is farther rearward than the bumper. A longer shock than the L's would require more mods when running 35's.
For ANY 3" rear-lifted Cruiser this is simply a MUST-DO. Believe the pictures.
L-Shock update...some have asked about my minor rubbing on the rear bumper. I got flexed out (almost entirely...close enough to answer the quesitons) and snapped the below pics:
Front is not quite stuffed. Rear is very close to maximum stuff/droop.
Here you can see the axle steer due to the added travel the L-shocks provide (3-inches more at the wheel/tread):
Another view...shows just how far down that wheel can go soaking up those ruts and holes (and how off-center it gets due to travel...looks like an 80-Series picture as the travel is the same):
OK...the picture many have asked me for. Due to that axle steer the stuffed wheel slightly rubs the Slee Rear Bumper. Actually, up close you'll see the tread is farther rearward than the bumper. A longer shock than the L's would require more mods when running 35's.
For ANY 3" rear-lifted Cruiser this is simply a MUST-DO. Believe the pictures.
Nice flex John! looks like your getting the most of your suspension..
Trunk Monkey
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Nothing exciting, shoot with the boy and the club.
YouTube - Top of the Slider Day
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Watch the LR3 after me and tell me that was not a close call. He almost rolled it twice!
I'm in @:
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Watch the LR3 after me and tell me that was not a close call. He almost rolled it twice!
Little higher on the COG and he just might have. I love the dog chasing the squirrel equipped RC car in the end!
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100 Series, the perfect ride
"there comes a time when all the cosmic tumblers have clicked into place and the universe opens it’s self up for a few seconds to show you what’s possible"
Sun Tunnels, Northwestern Utah.
"there comes a time when all the cosmic tumblers have clicked into place and the universe opens it’s self up for a few seconds to show you what’s possible"
Sun Tunnels, Northwestern Utah.
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Very Zen, man...
Headed out for a one day'r today; about 90-minutes from Reno, 7,000' higher & 40 degrees cooler 
offroadkid
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Headed out for a one day'r today; about 90-minutes from Reno, 7,000' higher & 40 degrees cooler
Where is that?! I'm always looking for a place to take my Parents in their FJ Cruiser when we go visit them in Genoa. It looks like an awesome place to get away!
Sweetwater Mountains. Great place to explore, camp, whatever. This past year the Forest Service (Humboldt-Toiyabe) went through and closed some of the spur trails we used to traverse. But much to my surprise they left several great trails open to motorized travel. I could spend a week in there camping, fishing and rolling all the open trails.
Where in North GA is that?
