wait till we can plan a black/red run....that will be intense and a long day of prolly 1 trail lol
I'm a little worried. What happens when you get build up enough and you have done every red trail at rausch......I feel like I would get bored :naw:
wait till we can plan a black/red run....that will be intense and a long day of prolly 1 trail lol
I would be up for something like that if I can go a ride along in someone's rig
I'll make sure I bring the camera too
im slowly getting to that point already....time to find a new gf that wants to do adventures on weekends and start traveling
Get your coilovers before you start spending money on girls :bleh:
Get your coilovers before you start spending money on girls :bleh:
I have spent more on women than my Jeep :doh:
Sounds like you need to reevaluate your priorities.
Sounds like you need to reevaluate your priorities.
haha very true!
how was the rest of your trip? you back in Cali?
Get your coilovers before you start spending money on girls :bleh:
I second the coilovers ... lol
I hope to get mine by the end of the year ...
I do really want them, but the price is a hard one to handle. Need to regear first anyway.
I want to play devils advocate for a minute...I have also been debating on the coil-overs , BUT....I always come back to the same question in my head...How much difference are they really going to make compared to my coil spring and long Bilstein shocks?
Would your 2 Dr. Rubi have done any better at Rausch Creek last weekend with them? It performed great!
In my opinion to have a successful off-road vehicle you need:
-Lift (Ground Clearance)
-Tires (Traction)
-Lockers (All 4 wheels rotating)
-4-Lo (Crawl factor)
They are a HUGE bling factor and droop like crazy but back to my question...How much BETTER will my Jeep or any Jeep perform with them installed vs. the coil and shock traditional set-up???????? My Jeep flexes pretty good already!
Eddie runs them and all the Offorad Evo Jeeps and they are badass...I am just trying to justify how much better they will perform.........
Lets discuss!!!!!!!
I want to play devils advocate for a minute...I have also been debating on the coil-overs , BUT....I always come back to the same question in my head...How much difference are they really going to make compared to my coil spring and long Bilstein shocks?
Would your 2 Dr. Rubi have done any better at Rausch Creek last weekend with them? It performed great!
In my opinion to have a successful off-road vehicle you need:
-Lift (Ground Clearance)
-Tires (Traction)
-Lockers (All 4 wheels rotating)
-4-Lo (Crawl factor)
They are a HUGE bling factor and droop like crazy but back to my question...How much BETTER will my Jeep or any Jeep perform with them installed vs. the coil and shock traditional set-up???????? My Jeep flexes pretty good already!
Eddie runs them and all the Offorad Evo Jeeps and they are badass...I am just trying to justify how much better they will perform.........
Lets discuss!!!!!!!