Got to look good for the trail bunny's
It’s funny. I’ll wash my truck before a road trip too but just spray it off when i get home.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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It’s funny. I’ll wash my truck before a road trip too but just spray it off when i get home.
It’s funny. I’ll wash my truck before a road trip too but just spray it off when i get home.
Road Bunny's??????
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My jeeps sees that about daily and it does it no problem with the proper gearing, gets there quick too
Edit- 31s and 3.73s Make it happen easier,I'll see what 5.13s and 33s do once i get there !
Just my opinion & you will get many opinions here, but as for myself I am very happy with my 4.56 gears, 33” tires & 6 speed manual transmission. I think that 5.13 would be too deep for me.
If I went to 5.13s my 1st gear would becomes total granny gear.
Primed half doors with pvc plumbers primer- makes it stick - go light with it
Eating out of the garden- can’t beat it
Gonna shoot the panels then
ride to Lake Guntersville, tea and crab claws on the water with another guy who rocks an awesome TJ.
Eating out of the garden- can’t beat it
Gonna shoot the panels then
ride to Lake Guntersville, tea and crab claws on the water with another guy who rocks an awesome TJ.
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I was really impressed until I converted it.
333,333.3 km = 207,123.7 miles.
It's still impressive, a third of a million kilometers...
Wow! It's comforting to know that this car lasts that long. I'll be probably 80 by the time I racked up that many ks.
I couldn't get my ELM327 to clear the codes on my LJ so I pulled the negative cable. The terminal was pretty badly cracked and corroded so I replaced it with a nice marine terminal.
I'll be doing the same to the positive soon.
My RockJock track bar arrived today so I'll be looking to install it Wednesday after work.
I'll be doing the same to the positive soon.
My RockJock track bar arrived today so I'll be looking to install it Wednesday after work.
Ahh manual transmission.......i wish i had one of those
But yeah with that said i and many others are essentially required to run 5.13s on 33s with a 42rle (hehe that kinda rhymes
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Shot em
Cure 2-3 days then 2x clear and on they go-
Now to the lake -
Cure 2-3 days then 2x clear and on they go-
Now to the lake -
Is the clear going to be stable? Apparently my panels have been painted and the paint mixed with sunscreen left my calf with a big gray splotch Friday.
First I’ve seen of this plumbers primer being used
Saw on youtube- guy shot a slick 5 gallon home depot bucket after it
Works- on many plastics - but test first -
This is my second set to do it- it works well on our door panels
I need to install mine. It's been in the box for 3 months.
Hard to know for sure- there are waterborne, lacquer, enamel and other spray paint formulas on the shelf- plus no telling the sunscreen bases-
Idea is to seal the surface for easier cleaning- waterborne clear may be as chemical resistant as anything. We’ve noticed it in the construction industry.
Adhesion is why i chose what i did -
Try setting it FROM 4 low- think about it- that gets the throw right
Raise the handle all but 1/4-3/8” for some extra ooomph and adjust to it.
Actuator has to be in 4 low too.
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‘73 Correct Craft , 351 Windsor, floating jukebox-
Little Honda with like 12” tires
My TJR at the boathouse
Bad pic, Bish’s nice 06 Rubi, bad pic
Gorgeous evening.....
You know guys, I struggle to be happy as much as anyone. A client owes me 200,000, another wrote a check wrong, etc....
So- driving down to the lake, listening to good music, top off....I was happy as I will ever be. If life is a journey, a jeep sure makes the trip better.
Little Honda with like 12” tires
My TJR at the boathouse
Bad pic, Bish’s nice 06 Rubi, bad pic
Gorgeous evening.....
You know guys, I struggle to be happy as much as anyone. A client owes me 200,000, another wrote a check wrong, etc....
So- driving down to the lake, listening to good music, top off....I was happy as I will ever be. If life is a journey, a jeep sure makes the trip better.
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Andy, you may remember from one of my previous posts, I'm a retired roofing and remodeling contractor too. I had to take a customer to court one time for not paying. I feel your pain.