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04-02-2011, 04:59 AM
#1951
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Expo
I will try to stay with in forum rules with this info. There is an offroad expo in Amado, AZ (just south and west of Tuscon) this weekend. I attended the first two years, but can't make it this year. It is an easy day trip and tons of vendors are there and each year it has had more Jeep specific vendors. The people who put it on are local to the Phoenix/Sedona/Prescott area.
h t t p://www.overlandexpo.com/
h t t p://www.overlandexpo.com/
04-02-2011, 06:16 AM
#1952
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WOW! alot goin on in here! Sheks, I think you need to get the SKINZ now!
Wecome to the PHOENIX JKs IZ,
Casey you got all the cool toys.
Jeremy, What kind of axles are you puttin in?
Dan, If you can wait a week or two, I will give you my axle shaft.
As for the CB antenna, thats why I use a steel whip. They work great and go in & out of the garage easy. And don't get me started on the OR-FAB packing!!!!
Wecome to the PHOENIX JKs IZ,
Casey you got all the cool toys.
Jeremy, What kind of axles are you puttin in?
Dan, If you can wait a week or two, I will give you my axle shaft.
As for the CB antenna, thats why I use a steel whip. They work great and go in & out of the garage easy. And don't get me started on the OR-FAB packing!!!!
So, you guys with torn transfer case boots - it's only a matter of time before you will do the same... See Joe when you do...
04-02-2011, 06:34 AM
#1953
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HIDs!!!! They use less juice and light it up at night, Though not very far, but everything in front of you is LIT... I am useing the Checker HIDs(100 ea) Capone has the high dollar ones and they work great as well. 
It all depends on how much you want to spend.
Chingon went with the stadium lights(LED)
Though not very far, but everything in front of you is LIT... I am useing the Checker HIDs(100 ea) Capone has the high dollar ones and they work great as well. It all depends on how much you want to spend. Chingon went with the stadium lights(LED)1) I know the owner
2) They are as bright as you get
3) Uses 4 amps
4) 100 LEDS and only 2 wires
5) Heavy duty construction with a great warranty and fantastic customer service
6) They are local - Mesa
7) Low profile - goes in my garage, airport garage, etc.. But, most of all they dont stick up above the roof line catching wind like a catchers mit...
Now, some say, "yeah, but they are expensive" - well when you sit down and design your system, hardware, wires, switches, connectors ext, ext, ext... You are pretty darn close to this system - Now, throw in all your time and effort to install multiple lights - Voila!! Rigid was the way to go for me... 1 Bracket - two wires and your singing -
"Are you ready for some football!!! - Some Monday night football - la la la la la..."
(stadium - Get it? LOL) OK - Theres my
04-02-2011, 06:39 AM
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But Factor will be. He has 2 7" HIDs from Checker. Chek them out.
Have fun tonight folks...
I will be busy for this one. Have fun on the night run and dont get lost!
04-02-2011, 10:13 AM
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think I am doing the same as "EL CHINGON"
04-02-2011, 03:02 PM
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My air conditioner went out at home and had to wait for repair. Needles to say scooter plans blew out so, it's wheel'in with my jeep'in 
for me tonight... Yipppeee
I'll see ya all tonight...
for me tonight... YipppeeeI'll see ya all tonight...