Those look burly. I've been wondering how these perform, but haven't seen many reviews on them. Keep us up to date on how you like them.
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Those look burly. I've been wondering how these perform, but haven't seen many reviews on them. Keep us up to date on how you like them.
93yotasr5
Come and take it
Trusty Rusty
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Refurbished the OEM 5-spoke wheels back to their original glory and installed new 295/75/16 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT's! 
Orange Hat
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Those look fantastic!...who did the work?Refurbished the OEM 5-spoke wheels back to their original glory and installed new 295/75/16 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT's!
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Man, those wheels look good. Wouldn't think stock wheels could look so good but those certainly do.
Trusty Rusty
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Thanks @Orange Hat ! I am beyond impressed at how they came out, totally exceeded my expectations. Work was done at Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists in Spring, TX on the north side of Houston. AWRS is a national chain that is franchised out, and the one here in town was highly regarded. 5-star experience across the board.
Link to the AWRS shop in Spring, TX that did the work: Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists
Link to national AWRS, which can be searched by location: Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists | Premium Wheel Repair
Thanks @gixxerjasen ! I shopped the aftermarket long and hard, and just couldn't find anything that peaked my interest over the classic 5-spokes. The OEM wheels are just incredibly tough to beat with respect to overall quality. The shop absolutely knocked it out of the park, beyond pleased with the results.
Bought it and brought it from CA to TX!
Shoutout to @Captain Sanuk for selling me a clean 93! She's in great hands. Looking forward to getting to know you Mud folks instead of just lurking!
Josh
Shoutout to @Captain Sanuk for selling me a clean 93! She's in great hands. Looking forward to getting to know you Mud folks instead of just lurking!
Josh
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Time to take this lump of metal out of the box and put it on a stand! 
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Azca
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Aint she pretty!Time to take this lump of metal out of the box and put it on a stand!
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It is! So is this one...
New engine is not going in this one but it is still getting some love.
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i’d be interested to know if you can get the panel off without damaging the vinyl there. some may be a tighter fit than others.
thatcabledude
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Was surprised to run across an 80 with a local plate. Smurf driver... are you on here?
Finally finished off some major work on brake system....new soft lines, new rotors, calipers, brakes. And though that improved the braking tremendously, I also ordered the master cylinder upgrade from cruiseroutfitters (thanks Kurt) And can I say WOW!!!! I can actually stop my rig, especially panic braking.
getting ready for skiing season with my kids... chalets are closed due to covid restriction. I re-installed the 3rd row and took out the middle row so we now have a cozy lounge to warm up to.
So it was the master cylinder upgrade that really made the difference? Got a link for that? I need all the braking help I can get.
That's a great idea!!!!
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SteelHunterFJ80
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2nd this... couldn't find it on cruiser outfitters website. Thanks in advance!So it was the master cylinder upgrade that really made the difference? Got a link for that? I need all the braking help I can get.
Climbed a rock step in the LX!
