Anything is possible with enough persistence, stupidity, and unsupervised access to power tools.
The unfortunate TJ of the day thread
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Anything is possible with enough persistence, stupidity, and unsupervised access to power tools.
Easily rectified so not too bad.
Looking at the amount of wheel weights installed, I'm guessing death wobble is a full on break dance.
Saw this thing posted in a TJ group yesterday. To each their own I guess.... Said he has another TJ that is lifted and wants this one for a smoother ride??? or something along that line...
Saw this thing posted in a TJ group yesterday. To each their own I guess.... Said he has another TJ that is lifted and wants this one for a smoother ride??? or something along that line...
Yes, that's where I saw it. Also not sure how you lower it for a smoother ride.
My thought's exactly. I fought the urge to comment on that very thing, and decided against it. Just like when he talked about how 33s worked well with zero suspension lift...
Just like when he talked about how 33s worked well with zero suspension lift...
They don't?
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Looks like it could tackle all the curbs at the mall.
You'd still have to drive around the speed bumps though.
Probably be in trouble if he tried those gnarly curbs around the middle of the roundabouts too.
A true classic right there!
I saw this great rear tow point on a TJ parked at Costco. I’m sure it will hold a good tug. The rest of the TJ has the same quality of workmanship.
That's because he knows that when he is on the rugged trails he frequents, his Jeep will definitely be off-kilter when he needs a tow.
This way the hook will be level when it flies through the windshield of the recovery vehicle.
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