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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
Well..I am imagining Dana 60/44 and LTB's....anything else?
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ah ok, helps to let the clutch grab a little before you add gas, least until you get a feel for the car you're driving.
I'd be interested in this, though isn't the permits for the offroading there kind of expensive?
I'd be interested in this, though isn't the permits for the offroading there kind of expensive?
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Originally Posted by kuzican
ah ok, helps to let the clutch grab a little before you add gas, least until you get a feel for the car you're driving.
I'd be interested in this, though isn't the permits for the offroading there kind of expensive?
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I've looked at it before when I first got the jeep, but I don't remember the exact price of it. the anthracite coal company would be a great place for us to go. I believe it's slightly closer than RC, but we'd have to go to a campground that's right down the road if we were to camp. I also already have membership there which is only 125 per driver.
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Originally Posted by kuzican
I've looked at it before when I first got the jeep, but I don't remember the exact price of it. the anthracite coal company would be a great place for us to go. I believe it's slightly closer than RC, but we'd have to go to a campground that's right down the road if we were to camp. I also already have membership there which is only 125 per driver.
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Originally Posted by Green2000
When you want to head up let me know, Ill come with
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hey fellers, i have two questions... Does anyone add anything to the front diff with a lunchbox in it?... mine has started to get REALLY loud sometimes.
And what do you think about bedlining OVER bedliner? Have some spots not looking too hot ATT and need to go over and redo some completely.. just really don't want to do the whole thing again...know what i mean?
And what do you think about bedlining OVER bedliner? Have some spots not looking too hot ATT and need to go over and redo some completely.. just really don't want to do the whole thing again...know what i mean?
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hey fellers, i have two questions... Does anyone add anything to the front diff with a lunchbox in it?... mine has started to get REALLY loud sometimes.
And what do you think about bedlining OVER bedliner? Have some spots not looking too hot ATT and need to go over and redo some completely.. just really don't want to do the whole thing again...know what i mean?
And what do you think about bedlining OVER bedliner? Have some spots not looking too hot ATT and need to go over and redo some completely.. just really don't want to do the whole thing again...know what i mean?