New tires and wheels!!
01-07-2010, 02:26 PM
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New tires and wheels!!
Hey everyone,
I just got my new tires and wheels installed this morning!
BFG All Terrain 265/70/17 with XD Spy 17x9, No lift or spacers.
Next week I should be getting steps and then eventually a new bumper!
Sorry for the poser shots..
I just got my new tires and wheels installed this morning!
BFG All Terrain 265/70/17 with XD Spy 17x9, No lift or spacers.
Next week I should be getting steps and then eventually a new bumper!
Sorry for the poser shots..
01-07-2010, 02:34 PM
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I wont do much, maybe just a little off roading here and there. Nothing too crazy, but I definitely wanna use the 4 wheel drive.
Also, I have already done the 'jeep wave' around 4 times and I love it! Makes me mad when you wave and the other person doesnt wave back...
Also, I have already done the 'jeep wave' around 4 times and I love it! Makes me mad when you wave and the other person doesnt wave back...
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01-07-2010, 06:43 PM
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Very nice looking rig.
Good luck wheeling it - that's where the sickness begins!
Ok... now please fix the flag in your garage. The union (blue field of stars) goes on the top left. Ya got the ol' stars and stripes backwards. Common mistake for vertical display.
Flag code §7(i)
When displayed either horizontally or vertically against a wall, the union should be uppermost and to the flag's own right, that is, to the observer's left.
Good luck wheeling it - that's where the sickness begins!
Ok... now please fix the flag in your garage. The union (blue field of stars) goes on the top left. Ya got the ol' stars and stripes backwards. Common mistake for vertical display.
Flag code §7(i)
When displayed either horizontally or vertically against a wall, the union should be uppermost and to the flag's own right, that is, to the observer's left.
haha i'll get right on that! good to know.
01-07-2010, 06:44 PM
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I live in the northwest area of Houston, but I spend a lot of time over on westheimer/richmond area as well. I just turned 21 so I should be spending more time over there now.
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thanks! now all i need is to order some JK stickers!
also, do you guys recommend a nice looking step, preferably a more textured coating instead of a glossy finish? something that goes with the bumper and has that matte look?
also, do you guys recommend a nice looking step, preferably a more textured coating instead of a glossy finish? something that goes with the bumper and has that matte look?
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Steps and nerf bars... ug.
Remember that they will mess with your clearance, and most jeep jamborees will not let you partake with them bolted on. You hit some rocks and chances are you'll dent 'em up. I'd stay away from strait nerf bars and steps.
Better yet, go with rock rails that may double as steps.
I personally went with the Rampage retractable rocksliders. Handy little buggers. They can actually fold down into nerf bars or fold up into rock rails.
Now... the downside to them is that they are made of cheap metal. I've torn mine up bad, but then I wheel my jeep pretty darn hard. If you do moderate wheeling once in a while, these things are fantastic.
Remember that they will mess with your clearance, and most jeep jamborees will not let you partake with them bolted on. You hit some rocks and chances are you'll dent 'em up. I'd stay away from strait nerf bars and steps.
Better yet, go with rock rails that may double as steps.
I personally went with the Rampage retractable rocksliders. Handy little buggers. They can actually fold down into nerf bars or fold up into rock rails.
Now... the downside to them is that they are made of cheap metal. I've torn mine up bad, but then I wheel my jeep pretty darn hard. If you do moderate wheeling once in a while, these things are fantastic.
i've never had such a hard time deciding what to get lol, i have a feeling i'll be spending a lot of money on my jeep!
