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97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
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thatcabledude
GOLD Star
Looks like security cam footage on my end.
Low FPS maybe?
like 1 FPS?
LS1FJ40
SILVER Star
It's stop motion! Or like a flip book!
DirtScaresMe
Trouble Maker
When doing a half-ass install totally works:
I put in a new single din stereo and cb. It was a pain so I just sort of wedged them back in; they hold good enough. My stereo stopped working today, so it took like 20 seconds to wiggle the stereo out and find the blown fuse in the back (of the stereo body). Had I done a "real" install job I would have had to pull the dash.
Half-ass install, for the win.
I put in a new single din stereo and cb. It was a pain so I just sort of wedged them back in; they hold good enough. My stereo stopped working today, so it took like 20 seconds to wiggle the stereo out and find the blown fuse in the back (of the stereo body). Had I done a "real" install job I would have had to pull the dash.
Half-ass install, for the win.
Because the footage is from the future and not everything has been written yet. Somethings will still have to develop over time.
Its from the new GO LO camera, only available at you local Dollar General Store!
Destroyed my 1yr old house to make the truck fit without letting all the air out of the tires. Garage opening had a stupid curved contour with stucco on the inside edge that took away almost 2" in height.
Had all that extra stucco removed, added a plain trim on top of the doors and left the inside bare wood. Will add very thin piece of wood to finish the inside edge and cover the chewed up wood.
Just needs paint (and a new color scheme in a few years)
No more airing down each time! Squeezed by with 40psi. Should give me just enough room for when I get new tires.
Had all that extra stucco removed, added a plain trim on top of the doors and left the inside bare wood. Will add very thin piece of wood to finish the inside edge and cover the chewed up wood.
Just needs paint (and a new color scheme in a few years)
No more airing down each time! Squeezed by with 40psi. Should give me just enough room for when I get new tires.
Destroyed my 1yr old house to make the truck fit without letting all the air out of the tires. Garage opening had a stupid curved contour with stucco on the inside edge that took away almost 2" in height.
Had all that extra stucco removed, added a plain trim on top of the doors and left the inside bare wood. Will add very thin piece of wood to finish the inside edge and cover the chewed up wood.
Just needs paint (and a new color scheme in a few years)
No more airing down each time! Squeezed by with 40psi. Should give me just enough room for when I get new tires.
Jose for the win!!! Dude I think your really close by me!
jvazquez53
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Installed this, in order to get motivated to refurbish the hitch...
Methinks that if you hadn't done the half-ass install, the fuse may not have blown in the first place.
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Got this bad boy out and did some light wheeling after the lift and tire install. Still working some odd noises and such but it made it to the trail and back with no issues so that is a success.
thats what you call love
Destroyed my 1yr old house to make the truck fit without letting all the air out of the tires. Garage opening had a stupid curved contour with stucco on the inside edge that took away almost 2" in height.
Had all that extra stucco removed, added a plain trim on top of the doors and left the inside bare wood. Will add very thin piece of wood to finish the inside edge and cover the chewed up wood.
Just needs paint (and a new color scheme in a few years)
No more airing down each time! Squeezed by with 40psi. Should give me just enough room for when I get new tires.
Installed a new washer diverter valve (p/n 85321-60050). Now I can wash the front OR the rear window! Haha!
Oh, and put on a fresh set of 285/75/16 General Grabber red labels.
Oh, and put on a fresh set of 285/75/16 General Grabber red labels.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
I had to cut 1 1/2" out of my header so mine could fit.Destroyed my 1yr old house to make the truck fit without letting all the air out of the tires. Garage opening had a stupid curved contour with stucco on the inside edge that took away almost 2" in height.
Had all that extra stucco removed, added a plain trim on top of the doors and left the inside bare wood. Will add very thin piece of wood to finish the inside edge and cover the chewed up wood.
Just needs paint (and a new color scheme in a few years)
No more airing down each time! Squeezed by with 40psi. Should give me just enough room for when I get new tires.
DirtScaresMe
Trouble Maker
Methinks that if you hadn't done the half-ass install, the fuse may not have blown in the first place.
Yeah let me sit back in my chair here and you can tell me how the on-stereo 10 amp fuse blew because, wired properly, it wasn't screwed into the metal housing brackets and has survived some serious wheeling without so much as a budge.
Yeah let me sit back in my chair here and you can tell me how the on-stereo 10 amp fuse blew because, wired properly, it wasn't screwed into the metal housing brackets and has survived some serious wheeling without so much as a budge.
I think it goes something like this.
You did a s***ty half ass install as you stated. Anything after that doesn't require proof. Oh and when someone gives the
they are permitted to say whatever they want without the recipient being permitted to be offended.
