Camdenst
TJ Enthusiast From Connecticut, United States
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Camdenst replied to the thread Who needs tow ratings anyway?. -
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Camdenst replied to the thread What's the best thing you've bought for your Jeep under $100?.Grabars before they went under.
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Camdenst reacted to MOTORCADE's post in the thread What's the best thing you've bought for your Jeep under $100? with
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Camdenst replied to the thread Summer Tires vs All Season vs ATs.The grabbers were cheaper than KO2s when I got them.
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Camdenst replied to the thread Summer Tires vs All Season vs ATs.I've been really impressed with the general grabber atx
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Camdenst replied to the thread TJs in beautiful places.Same here… it makes me wonder if I’m in the wrong part of the country haha.
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Camdenst replied to the thread Is Smittybilt really that low quality?.I’ve had great success with their raised winch plate.
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Camdenst replied to the thread Just.Thorne's Tank Green LJ Build.Looks great, I’ll have to add it to the list of wants.
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Camdenst replied to the thread JKS ACOS Pro: Adjustable coil over spacers with adjustable nitrogen bumpstops?.I’m at an inch or so between the isolator and the OME spacer. I’ll know more when I pull everything apart, but that minimum inch plus...
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Camdenst replied to the thread JKS ACOS Pro: Adjustable coil over spacers with adjustable nitrogen bumpstops?.Appreciate the help @jjvw . Here is where I’m at now.
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Camdenst replied to the thread SwayLOC setting for an LJ.I have mine 4th hole, closest to the spring/ furthest from the front. Works great, no complaints.
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Camdenst replied to the thread JKS ACOS Pro: Adjustable coil over spacers with adjustable nitrogen bumpstops?.I was looking into alternatives to a puck spacer to help level out the front end.
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Camdenst replied to the thread JKS ACOS Pro: Adjustable coil over spacers with adjustable nitrogen bumpstops?.Thanks… they do look cool, just not sure they are $100 worth of cool haha
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Camdenst replied to the thread Emergency Lights (First Responders).CT fire volunteer run blue lights. I always feel bad seeing them stopped at a red light when they are all lit up.
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