I hope you ordered good weather! It was snowing up there today. see you there Don

MDSRACING398 wrote:Pumpkin got hurt! squeaks stopped tho. I'm sticking to greens from now on. When Don and Cassandra decide to go the other way, you may of had a moment of bad judgement. She isn't a mall queen like everyone thinks tho.

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See I do know when to say no!

Where does he live Frank

Santa Brown is not bringing me anything but RL trucking will be delivering my G2 core44 front diff. with e-locker tomorrow

There is nothing wrong with stock or almost stock jeeps.Mine was close to stock my first three years.Then the bug might bite you and you start to build. Not saying you should. Learning to drive a stock jeep will hone your driving skills much better than starting BIG. As far as being belly up my jeep...

I have been running 35s without beadlocks for years at 8psi and break everything but the tire beads. Most do not run beadlocks.

ImNotCassie wrote:I went the other day. Passed with no changes,, the hockey pucks on peddles never came off and my jack blocks head lighys. The only question was, how do you get in that?

so how do you get in it rope ladder?

MMMM coffee. leaving before 7 am hoping to make it for 9 am but please start with out me at 9 lol.

Looks like the dash of a PT Cruiser.

Skid plates always best upgrade! Cold air intakes are for mall crawlers . And as Randy said relocate steering stabilizer.

I'm also available Saturday for wrenchfest (to cold for bike trip) so would like to help-out. Could someone PM me the address. Thanks Don.

The jeep that lost a wheel was not the fault of spacers but improper installation.

Rebuilt front diff (ring and pinion) last Friday and its up and running. Poison spyder roll cage was delivered yesterday and waiting on windshield frame.

All it takes is a simple roll and the photo uploads are crazy. Tune in next time for more excitement...Mark you wanted people to share more photos your welcome

Made it home and already searching for parts...thanks for the help Mark and everyone who quickly jumped in to help.