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PostPosted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 3:22 pm 
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Cant tell from pic, but has RK lift, with 245/70/16 on it now, switching out front springs, adding grill guard, tow hooks, and hitch. Has half skids, still need gas tank skid

oops had to look, 265/70/16 ,,, that is actually the Turtle wax Ice... two coats and i looks glossy

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 3:54 pm 
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Nice color KK ya got there. I'd second vranes comment. Would look sick with lift and tires. Do it!


Ooops! Well, looks great with lift and tires then!
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 Post subject: Re: ny wheeling
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Nice color KK ya got there. I'd second vranes comment. Would look sick with lift and tires. Do it!


Ooops! Well, looks great with lift and tires then!
-Jeff

Haha its alright,, how its sitting on the soft grown it doesnt really show that its lifted,, i said the same thing when i saw the pics... Just means i need more lift

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 7:59 pm 
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Mostrobiscotti wrote:
LI_KJ wrote:
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Nice color KK ya got there. I'd second vranes comment. Would look sick with lift and tires. Do it!


Ooops! Well, looks great with lift and tires then!
-Jeff

Haha its alright,, how its sitting on the soft grown it doesnt really show that its lifted,, i said the same thing when i saw the pics... Just means i need more lift

:lol: Like the way you're thinkn.
Isolaters and spacers?!

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Yea def think im going with JBA come spring.. have to remove sidesteps and get after market bumpers

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Cant tell from pic, but has RK lift, with 245/70/16 on it now, switching out front springs, adding grill guard, tow hooks, and hitch. Has half skids, still need gas tank skid

oops had to look, 265/70/16 ,,, that is actually the Turtle wax Ice... two coats and i looks glossy

do you rub with the 265/70/16 tires? bc i was thinking of getting those as well. the one i wanna get are General Grabbers AT2's.

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Cant tell from pic, but has RK lift, with 245/70/16 on it now, switching out front springs, adding grill guard, tow hooks, and hitch. Has half skids, still need gas tank skid

oops had to look, 265/70/16 ,,, that is actually the Turtle wax Ice... two coats and i looks glossy

do you rub with the 265/70/16 tires? bc i was thinking of getting those as well. the one i wanna get are General Grabbers AT2's.


No rubbing. we tried a few different sizes and that was the biggest i found that had no rubbing at all..

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oh AWESOME! that means i can have those tires! YAY :JEEPIN:

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 Post subject: Re: ny wheeling
PostPosted: Sun Sep 26, 2010 12:19 am 
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Decided that we have to plan at least one end of season event to meet up and go off road...

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 26, 2010 8:56 am 
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few trips this time of season. The guys from LI usually get out every few weeks or so. There is a trip to PA end of Oct. and the NE Toys for Tots run, theyre on the forum.

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 Post subject: Re: ny wheeling
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Deff gonna head down to the toys for Tots.. how many of you will be going down??

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Smetna wrote:
SOOO,


Who lives in NY in the upstate area? Finger Lakes?

. . .Lots of good snowmobile trails to hit this time of year.

Ya i live near watkins glen

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Who lives in NY in the upstate area? Finger Lakes?

. . .Lots of good snowmobile trails to hit this time of year.

Ya i live near watkins glen

You get ahold of me when your going out, we will meet up, just up in syracuse

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 Post subject: Re: ny wheeling
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ill be down for a meet at this event. let me know asap so i can get off of work.

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 Post subject: Re: ny wheeling
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ok so funny story. i went wheeling with a stock 05 TJ and a 91 Mountaineer with tires out east. So there came a time where there was a puddle like maybe a foot deep and the wrangler made it through no prob and the mountaineer drove in it and dipped down then flew up and parked. i went through with absolutely no prob :D so we all parked and shut off our engines. the guy driving the mountaineer looked under the hood bc it was smoking. and we all figured it was just the radiator or something. so we ignored it. went to start our trucks again... and the wrangler started, i started and the mountaineer did not. the funny part is, is that the mountaineer's starter died. it was completely shot. so the two ppl in the wrangler went off and looked for a way to tow him out. meanwhile me an the guy with the mountaineer sat trying to fix his truck. stupidly enough he tried hitting the starter with a hammer then tried turning it on over an over again. then one time he tried starting it an it caught fire! we had to use my fire extinguisher! we tried jumping it a few times..NOTHING! so i thought wait... i have a tow strap, a tow hitch, so does he, why not tow him back out of the trails. well first off we couldnt turn his truck around. also he only had a grill guard on front and second there were not brakes (bc the were shot) and no power steering. so i turned my truck around and my friend who is in the armed forces tied an insane knot to keep us connected be he didnt hav a tow hitch attachment so i put the strap through his towhitch out the back an my friend tied the towstrap INSANELY tight. so the guy witht he mountaineer has bad night vision, the one driving the wrangler can barely drive stick and the other guy felt weird driving other ppls trucks SO the mountaineer guy drove my truck attached to my truck was his truck being driven backwards through the entire trail by ME! with NO Power steering and barely and brakes. the most strenuous driving experience of my life. i back out the entire trail backwards. now thats skill and an experience. :goink: now beat that! :-)r :JEEPIN: :JEEPIN: :JEEPIN: :JEEPIN:

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Pix or it didn't happen :goink:

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Pix or it didn't happen :goink:

haha play nice

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ok so funny story. i went wheeling with a stock 05 TJ and a 91 Mountaineer with tires out east. So there came a time where there was a puddle like maybe a foot deep and the wrangler made it through no prob and the mountaineer drove in it and dipped down then flew up and parked. i went through with absolutely no prob :D so we all parked and shut off our engines. the guy driving the mountaineer looked under the hood bc it was smoking. and we all figured it was just the radiator or something. so we ignored it. went to start our trucks again... and the wrangler started, i started and the mountaineer did not. the funny part is, is that the mountaineer's starter died. it was completely shot. so the two ppl in the wrangler went off and looked for a way to tow him out. meanwhile me an the guy with the mountaineer sat trying to fix his truck. stupidly enough he tried hitting the starter with a hammer then tried turning it on over an over again. then one time he tried starting it an it caught fire! we had to use my fire extinguisher! we tried jumping it a few times..NOTHING! so i thought wait... i have a tow strap, a tow hitch, so does he, why not tow him back out of the trails. well first off we couldnt turn his truck around. also he only had a grill guard on front and second there were not brakes (bc the were shot) and no power steering. so i turned my truck around and my friend who is in the armed forces tied an insane knot to keep us connected be he didnt hav a tow hitch attachment so i put the strap through his towhitch out the back an my friend tied the towstrap INSANELY tight. so the guy witht he mountaineer has bad night vision, the one driving the wrangler can barely drive stick and the other guy felt weird driving other ppls trucks SO the mountaineer guy drove my truck attached to my truck was his truck being driven backwards through the entire trail by ME! with NO Power steering and barely and brakes. the most strenuous driving experience of my life. i back out the entire trail backwards. now thats skill and an experience. :goink: now beat that! :-)r :JEEPIN: :JEEPIN: :JEEPIN: :JEEPIN:

Yea that def takes skill,, Just driving a mountaineer takes guts lol.. Nice DoubleK

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 Post subject: Re: ny wheeling
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this was like last saturday night Luigi. HAHA i didnt have my camera on me Peter, im soo maddd! but it def took skill Mostrobiscotti. my muscle on my left arm def grew, my right leg strengthened and my neck stiffened. LMAO :shock: Peter i swear you all would have died laughing if i took pix. that guys POS mountaineer was sooo beat to the bone that everything was rusting and falling off. so that guy went out and bought a F150 pickup and out 35's on it and a 4 inch lift. hes one crazy dude lol :dizzy:

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