Baystate Jeepers

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I've seen that thing a long time ago in Four wheel and Off Road (ten+years ago?).





I don't think it would work well in New England.

I've never seen that - it gets some serious articulamation -- and the cab stays pretty level too! And it looks so strange - holy cr*p - talk about an extreme oddity - look at that pic! It might fit right in in the film "Avatar".

it scares me a little

that takes all the fun out of it

It looks like it can transform into something else when its not wheeling...

It looks heavy and awkward...

At the GAJR a few years ago a guy had a fully articulating air suspension -- basically he had a valve for each of the 4 air springs and could use them to adjust the vehicle suspension... Get one of those instead -- it is a lot cheaper and easier to install on a jeep.

JW

I think it's a Citro

nostaw wrote:It looks heavy and awkward...

At the GAJR a few years ago a guy had a fully articulating air suspension -- basically he had a valve for each of the 4 air springs and could use them to adjust the vehicle suspension... Get one of those instead -- it is a lot cheaper and easier to install on a jeep.

JW

That's Bill's Jeep. He lives here in Spencer. Full-traction longarm with airrock bags -2003 Rubi, black. Hasn't been registered or driven on street in 2yrs.

jsongy wrote:

nostaw wrote:It looks heavy and awkward...

At the GAJR a few years ago a guy had a fully articulating air suspension -- basically he had a valve for each of the 4 air springs and could use them to adjust the vehicle suspension... Get one of those instead -- it is a lot cheaper and easier to install on a jeep.

JW

That's Bill's Jeep. He lives here in Spencer. Full-traction longarm with airrock bags -2003 Rubi, black. Hasn't been registered or driven on street in 2yrs.

I met Bill at the Rally a couple years ago. That doo dee is too complicated for me. I'll take my leaves.

Welcome to the new forum sucka. I'll be stopping in Sat night.

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