Mutt quit while your "ahead" drop it.

 

Please do I thought yall would be helpful, not critizise the way I drive. And thank you for the ones who are. It's hard to even comprehend what just happened. I can't even look at it. I mean would you be the same way if you built yours from ground up with you spare cash when you don't have it to spend. And to beat it all I didn't put full converage on it.

 

Where r u from

 

I feel bad buddy. Thorn turds do suck. Just know for the next one... No thorn turds or swampers... Lol

 

Rush, ky

 

Yea no kidding ill find another body and build it agian more memories just don't think it will be in the trails I got difrent riggs for that. Enyone want them 650 obo there 3weeks old rarely on black top.

 

Thanks mutt not a lot of people will done that

 

The body looks trashed, but how many off your goodies survived? I'm assuming most since it sounds like your plan is to move them to another vehicle.

 

What size?

 

Trailing arm brackets on axel are bent driver side, broke passenger side. Passenger side shock toast. Sway bar in half. I can fix the axel and get the goodies found me a midnight purple complete one with bad motor.

 

31/12.50r15 they set as high as 33s my bro has a set of swamper 33s and there bought the same. Only four

 

New rack and Kc daylighters are toast I got more housing but not black. Eny one want a bent rack could be straighten I'm just gonna get another already have enough work ahead

 

was a good looking jeep :/ glad your alright.

 

Sorry about your Jeep. It may be a sore subject, but I think people are just trying to use this as a lesson to others - drive safely. Not suggesting you were being careless...

I live in Michigan. We get some terrible snow storms and really nasty roads. I was sent 65 miles away on a job in a 2007 2 wheel drive 2500HD with highway tires and no weight in the bed.

Got hit with the worst ice/snow storm of the year that year. Drove the whole way there and the whole way back without incident, because you could SEE that the roads were slippery.

Rain is a different story. Rain can make roads very slick, especially if it hasn't rained in a while, and it takes people by surprise.

My driver's ed instructor taught me something that he said was very important.

He said "What is the first question you need to ask yourself when it starts to rain?"

The answer: "How long has it been since it rained last?"

Reason is, all of the oils and such on the road build up over time. Add water to oil and you have a very slippery situation.

We've been in a drought here in mid Michigan for the past 2 months. It rained yesterday morning, and I saw several people off in the median on the highway. They lost control because they didn't expect the roads to be slippery.

Get yourself some decent tires and take care when it rains.

 

glad to see that ur ok, and that really sucks