Carnage Dec. 16
I wish i would have made this...stupid late night I will be at the next forsure. Looks like a blast.
Dec 16, 2006 | 09:36 PM
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Issac,
wasnt sure sure about posting them, wanted your ok fist, well since ya said something about it will, lol.
yes, Jon made it ok, we stoped and had the front tires re balanced, but it did still wobble abit, he thinks its the steering stabilizer, so he is going to take of it tomorrow.
wasnt sure sure about posting them, wanted your ok fist, well since ya said something about it will, lol.
yes, Jon made it ok, we stoped and had the front tires re balanced, but it did still wobble abit, he thinks its the steering stabilizer, so he is going to take of it tomorrow.
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Dec 16, 2006 | 10:47 PM
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Rocket, when are you coming out to wheel with us again? I haven't seen you in ages.
My ding was a result of poor driving, poor tire placement, and ignoring the effect of ice on traction...i was looking into durabak for a paint choice before, now i just have a bit more incentive.
Glad that jon made it home. I was worried about that, with all the city driving he had ahead of him. Glad that Troy was there, his advice seemed to work well.
Here's a closer shot of the damage, as well as my beat passenger slider.
Dents
Slider bent
Slider broken.
My ding was a result of poor driving, poor tire placement, and ignoring the effect of ice on traction...i was looking into durabak for a paint choice before, now i just have a bit more incentive.
Glad that jon made it home. I was worried about that, with all the city driving he had ahead of him. Glad that Troy was there, his advice seemed to work well.
Here's a closer shot of the damage, as well as my beat passenger slider.
Dents
Slider bent
Slider broken.
Dec 17, 2006 | 03:50 AM
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yeah that trail was a blast. thanks to tc i was able to make it trough those to sections. and that solid axle gave me more confidence for sure. the only carnage i had was were i bobbed the bed like 3 inches of weld broke and some scatching on the rear fender. but hey IT'S TO GO NOT FOR SHOW!!!! and thanks to chris (getitdone) with out him i could not of done it. and it was nice wheeling with all of you cant wait to do it again.
Dec 17, 2006 | 06:56 AM
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Shaweet guys, look like you had a great time. I really wish I had been there... but the funeral was fine. So the solid axle has death wobble huh? Go figure... that is so classic. (Mine still has death wobble too) So did you guys do those other trails after running carnage?
Dec 17, 2006 | 10:53 AM
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Rocket - AllPhase in Longmont did both. The "exo" ties the bumper and sliders together and does a FANTASTIC job of proteecting the rear (expensive) glass. The front bumper is airtight and has fittings to use as an airtank. It is done for a long time. Next mod will be a crawler.
Jon - a steering stabilizer is just a bandaid on the real problem. Be sure to get the alignment checked with particular attention to the caster angle. I would recommend taking it to a TRUE alignment shop - somewhere that alignment is primarily what they do - not a tire place that happens to have an alignment rack.
My pix are at http://4wheelingoh.shutterfly.com/action/
Here's a few:
Mall wheeler Ric:
Jon getting some flex out of the SFA:
about to take his skirt off and do a REAL line:
This Bronco joined up with us. He was having troubles with the front locker all day, had to use the winch here:
AxleIke tried a line I've never really considered:
and got VERY stuck
Not to say I didn't need my share of recovery on the slab:
Everyone posed on "Because it's there" Rock:
(Ric - post up the pic of me on the rock! Wondering how far over it was, felt seriously about to roll!)
Jon - a steering stabilizer is just a bandaid on the real problem. Be sure to get the alignment checked with particular attention to the caster angle. I would recommend taking it to a TRUE alignment shop - somewhere that alignment is primarily what they do - not a tire place that happens to have an alignment rack.
My pix are at http://4wheelingoh.shutterfly.com/action/
Here's a few:
Mall wheeler Ric:
Jon getting some flex out of the SFA:
about to take his skirt off and do a REAL line:
This Bronco joined up with us. He was having troubles with the front locker all day, had to use the winch here:
AxleIke tried a line I've never really considered:
and got VERY stuck
Not to say I didn't need my share of recovery on the slab:
Everyone posed on "Because it's there" Rock:
(Ric - post up the pic of me on the rock! Wondering how far over it was, felt seriously about to roll!)
Last edited by tc; Dec 17, 2006 at 10:55 AM.
Dec 17, 2006 | 11:04 AM
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tc,
something happened when i dowmloaded them, some did download correctly, not sure what happened, some how it saved about 10 pics as a CR i have no idea what that is, or how it happened.
but great pics from you
something happened when i dowmloaded them, some did download correctly, not sure what happened, some how it saved about 10 pics as a CR i have no idea what that is, or how it happened.
but great pics from you
