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Had a fun time scouting after work yesterday, I should have cleaned my camera lense on my phone before the trip.

39 miles without touching a paved road

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That's pretty awesome brooks.

Buddy of mine up here got me to build a bar top and legs for his back porch that's pretty ridiculous. Powdercoated the legs and were coating the top in this stuff to keep it raw looking but protected from the elements. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1435315401.592519.jpg
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Step 1 of survival. Mount your highlift (a crucial tool no doubt in post-apocalyptic dirt road riding) where it is most likely to get damaged and rained on.

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Step 1 of survival. Mount your highlift (a crucial tool no doubt in post-apocalyptic dirt road riding) where it is most likely to get damaged and rained on.

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Step 2a: trim factory fender flares designed to keep mud out of your vehicle back so they are essentially pointless
Step 2b: Leave full width front bumper with said above fender modification.
 
gotta leave front bumper full width so you can stand on it when your in a mud hole or when jk people drive into a lake or something :grin:
 
We picked up a Dana 44 and a Dana 60 for our shop Jeep project and checkout what we found. Yes, That is a Pittman Arm welded to the knuckle in place of a Hi-Steer arm :bang:

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~Jeff
 
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We picked up a Dana 44 and a Dana 60 for our shop Jeep project and checkout what we found. Yes, That is a Pittman Arm welded to the knuckle in place of a Hi-Steer arm :bang:

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~Jeff


didnt see this till I had already replied on facebook, but I think either Tommy Glenn or Chris Durham did this on a few rigs since I have been up there.

It used to be pretty common in the 70s-80s as the pitman arms and knuckles are forged steel, not iron like the center sections.


All that being said, I wouldnt trust it.
 
didnt see this till I had already replied on facebook, but I think either Tommy Glenn or Chris Durham did this on a few rigs since I have been up there.

It used to be pretty common in the 70s-80s as the pitman arms and knuckles are forged steel, not iron like the center sections.


All that being said, I wouldnt trust it.

It wont be staying. Well, It will just so I can easily roll it around the shop. But either another flat top knuckle, or a set of Reid Racing knuckles with high steer arms will be sourced when we decide on the steering.

~Jeff
 
Accidentally sent Jim a pic from our bike ride testers enjoying a nice chocolate sea salt king of pops earlier. Before he has a chance to photoshop a dick on it I'll post it. Went for a little ride on swamp rabbit to the swamp rabbit grocery. Nice being so close to the trail we can jump right on and cruise.
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King of pops are awesome.


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Tripp that sweet shirt I'm rocking is from a benefit thing for the guy you work with daughter that passed away. Every Friday she work this same yellow shirt that said tough as a giraffe on it and they made the benefit shirts like it.


To stay on topic. Snapped a pic of a friend of mines 51 this morning that's got a 6.0 in it. Building a 54 currently for his wife.
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Tripp that sweet shirt I'm rocking is from a benefit thing for the guy you work with daughter that passed away. Every Friday she work this same yellow shirt that said tough as a giraffe on it and they made the benefit shirts like it.
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I noticed it ...
 
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