Which trail is that? also which gas can mount are you using?
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Which trail is that? also which gas can mount are you using?
wow just spent 2 weeks reading about 5-10 pages a day based on work load.
some incredible rigs and pictures.... I need to go to Colorado!
obligatory pic...stock truck....above Hot Springs Ark running SF Roads.
some incredible rigs and pictures.... I need to go to Colorado!
obligatory pic...stock truck....above Hot Springs Ark running SF Roads.
Does it work with pre-ban Jerry Cans?
Yeah, that's actually what I'm using. Works great. I wouldn't waste my time with the CA approved garbage.
Exploring California's Lost Coast.
35" Goodyear MTRs mounted today. Pounded back the body seam, adjusted turn stops, and took my grinder to a little portion of the spindle that sticks out. Other than being extremely close to the UCA, no rubbing. Just took it through a little ditch section to get it cross axled, no rubbing either. I plan on doing a 1inch body lift, and probably 10-12mm spacers up front to get away from the UCA.
paulbgardner
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how do you not recognize that trail? we went down it don't you remember?
It's my avatar. That's why I asked. It looked familiar.
35" Goodyear MTRs mounted today. Pounded back the body seam, adjusted turn stops, and took my grinder to a little portion of the spindle that sticks out. Other than being extremely close to the UCA, no rubbing. Just took it through a little ditch section to get it cross axled, no rubbing either. I plan on doing a 1inch body lift, and probably 10-12mm spacers up front to get away from the UCA.
Wow, that looks awesome.
Our 99 "Family Car" Build
Packing a family of 7 needs a real family car..
Camping in Eastern OK.. 2010 soon after purchase
Later I pulled tires off of my work vehicle and repurposed...
Here is the 2.5 inch OME lift in 2011..
OK, SO THIS is the reason there is a tailgate... fresh diaper anyone???????
Loaded down with stuff and canoe on vacation.. Tires looking a little rough and Heavy springs are coming...
See page 282 for updated pics.. BIO rear bumper, custom bumper luggage racks, TJM T13 Front..
Packing a family of 7 needs a real family car..
Camping in Eastern OK.. 2010 soon after purchase
Later I pulled tires off of my work vehicle and repurposed...
Here is the 2.5 inch OME lift in 2011..
OK, SO THIS is the reason there is a tailgate... fresh diaper anyone???????
Loaded down with stuff and canoe on vacation.. Tires looking a little rough and Heavy springs are coming...
See page 282 for updated pics.. BIO rear bumper, custom bumper luggage racks, TJM T13 Front..
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35" Goodyear MTRs mounted today. Pounded back the body seam, adjusted turn stops, and took my grinder to a little portion of the spindle that sticks out. Other than being extremely close to the UCA, no rubbing. Just took it through a little ditch section to get it cross axled, no rubbing either. I plan on doing a 1inch body lift, and probably 10-12mm spacers up front to get away from the UCA.
DROOL
Another day camping North of Kuwait
Your 100 is looking sweet Layton!
We picked this little guy up near Dallas, TX last week. I immediately detailed the inside and outside resulting in the rain we have been getting here.
We've put on 700 miles so far, coming up on 94k. Looking to get it offroad a little bit on a camping trip next weekend.
We picked this little guy up near Dallas, TX last week. I immediately detailed the inside and outside resulting in the rain we have been getting here.
We've put on 700 miles so far, coming up on 94k. Looking to get it offroad a little bit on a camping trip next weekend.
Managed to do the ledges on Kodak, and the wedge. Little body damage on the wedge (it was incredibly tight). Pulled cable once on Kodak (Rocky Mountain Loop)when my rear slipped off a boulder and landed on the rear axle and pinned the windshield washer reservoir/ARB on a rock. I'm starting the think the 100 Series shouldn't be my dedicated rock crawler...made it in Wounded Warriors 2013 Calender though! Many many many thanks to Yukon LX who was able to push my door of the rock and keep my body safe...sort of. I had a blast and would do it again! I cannot begin to describe how steep Kodak rock is, it sucks you into that spot and nothing you can do to get around it, other than to flop into the rocks.
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