Huntsville Alabama / Tennessee Valley Chat
09-09-2010, 06:28 PM
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09-10-2010, 04:52 AM
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still concerned about the 2 hard start instances...may just replace the battery for peace of mind sake.....
"you just have to realize what you working with....." girls understand that at an early age!
09-10-2010, 04:56 AM
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damn justin your jeep looks GREAT!....that's exactly the top set-up i want to do next spring on henry, does that soft top "flap" at all? i just hate a "flappin" soft top.....
09-10-2010, 05:03 AM
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This was good for a LOL moment. Thanks! 
That is the worst F-ing recovery attempt I have ever seen. Everyone of those idiots should be shot for being stupid. Everything they were "attempting" to do was counterproductive to something else. Jesus....the easiest fix would have been just to push the stupid TJ the rest of the way into the ditch and drive out the other side. Dumbasses.
I do agree though, they should have just pushed that thing into the ditch, and drove it back out. Either straight out the other side, or further down the line a little. Hell, they were already hooked up to that tree. Winch it out going forward. 
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09-10-2010, 05:10 AM
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always pickin on the little guy arent yall
My Jeep has officially been PIMPED my friends. I got rubber last night from steve and have taylor's old procomps. Needless to say it looks AWESOME. It actually rides better than the stock wheels/tires that were on it. I'm happy with it for now, but I need some bigger tires in a big sort of way. The wider wheels actually lowered my ride height I think. I really like the way the Nitto tires ride on the road though. May consider buying a set of those in a 35. Just have to see what kind of mileage people are getting out of them. I still want a 35" dueler
My Jeep has officially been PIMPED my friends. I got rubber last night from steve and have taylor's old procomps. Needless to say it looks AWESOME. It actually rides better than the stock wheels/tires that were on it. I'm happy with it for now, but I need some bigger tires in a big sort of way. The wider wheels actually lowered my ride height I think. I really like the way the Nitto tires ride on the road though. May consider buying a set of those in a 35. Just have to see what kind of mileage people are getting out of them. I still want a 35" dueler
yea i was really surprised at how quiet my 33" were, i did the lassie thing hanging out the window for a couple days but there is little to no tire noise....and the ride seems mucho softer than with the stock wheels and tires....last off road tires i had were 35 dick cepek's in florida and they were noisy as hell, but the was a long time ago too...lots of progress made in the tire mfg world.......
and while im asking i get in gravel down along the river sometimes and the steering seems to get "sloppy" in the soft stuff, would a stabilzer fix that?
09-10-2010, 06:06 AM
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09-10-2010, 06:17 AM
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09-10-2010, 06:59 AM
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