Thanks! Gotta make a new drag link and do some hydro assist for sure, my stock ssteering isn't liking turninglately... What did you do for steering arms? Slee high steer?
Love your rig by the way!
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Thanks! Gotta make a new drag link and do some hydro assist for sure, my stock ssteering isn't liking turninglately... What did you do for steering arms? Slee high steer?
Love your rig by the way!
Thanks for the reply, think I'm going high steer, hydro, and 3 link, keep going through radius arm bushings, I'm on my 3rd set in 60k miles...
Some from this weekend...
Made a trip to Elbe Hills ORV.
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Delancy said:
You are correct sir!
M
ardentyota
Flexy
Location isn't terribly wild but decent pic!
Wrench you need a 3 link.... That Hefty Fab flex shot is sweet. Can see those coilovers blinging.
jfz80
Cruisin’
About an inch back and 4 inches up on the main fender and then pushed the inner fender back flush and bolted it back to the main fender. Kind of hard to explain but the flares cover it so you can't tell it's been trimmed at all.
Tasmania, West Coast.
I'll admit, I was pretty freaking stuck here. It sure was interesting.
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LandBruiser69
It feels good to be lost in the right direction.
I love this thread!@! Some really cool pics!!
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
Tasmania, West Coast.
that's some brutal flex there .. care to share what you have in terms of suspension there .?
some pics of my latest trip to the cove in VA. this is the bunny trail
couple vids also
couple vids also
wv_lx450 - I love your rig but I think I love your attitude towards it even more. It looks so haggard and beautiful all at once
ha ha thanks! i never intended for it to end up this way but once i headed down that road it went down hill fast lol. wheelin sure is a lot more fun when the body doesnt matter any more.
yeah, bad thing is it was pretty shiny and new looking when i bought it too. it came from memphis, tn and i dont think it ever saw a dirt or salt covered road. it looked brand new everywhere. i guess it has at least made it easier to work on and get things apart on it.
