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Yeah it snowed about 6 inches on us. Was a heck of a ride down the mountain yesterday afternoon. We were staying in a cabin about 2.5 miles up the mountain in a private neighborhood and the road up was in real bad shape. There was 2 10% grades and several 7% grades.
 
David D said:
Why not CO2? You will run through that nitrogen pretty fast.
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I got nitrogen cause its a better gas to run in your tires cause it's a larger molecule. And even though I don't have coil overs or air shocks, it can be used for that as well.

It should still be able to fill my tires to 30 psi Atleast 10 times.
 
mcannon111 said:
I got nitrogen cause its a better gas to run in your tires cause it's a larger molecule.
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May want to re think this one.

It's used in tires because its inert, and stays fairly consistent with temperature changes, as well as the fact it has little to no moisture. All these add up to give slightly better fuel economy, which is useless in a jeep on 35" tires.

CO2 is cheaper and would fill way more tires. I used to go a whole year of wheeling on a CO2 tank, and that included using it to run air tools and such all the time. You will be lucky to get 2 trips out of that nitrogen.
 
Saw this baby in the parking lot....

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I'm seeing more AEV products and vehicles these days, they must really be working on their marketing and pricing. Although, I don't know that they have gotten into my price range yet :frowny:
 
Shilohsho said:
I'm seeing more AEV products and vehicles these days, they must really be working on their marketing and pricing. Although, I don't know that they have gotten into my price range yet :frowny:
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The Jeep place in Anderson has been selling them like crazy.
 
How big a sheet of steel can a XJ hold? 40"x60" is about maxed out.

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How do you get a sheet of 40"x60" 3/8" out of the back of an XJ? I haven't figured that out yet.
 
A forklift very very carefully. Me and my dad managed to get it out by sliding it out and sliding it into my shop and leaning it against the wall. It's going to be the top to my welding table, ill have to figure out how the hell I'm gonna get it on top when the time comes
 
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