Lower Forty

Lower Forty

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Always Off-Roading Jeeper
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83'CJ-8 Scrambler Slightly Modified;),48'CJ2A, 54'CJ3B 67'Jeep M-725, 88'YJeep Wrangler Slightly Modified;)
Wow I'm not really a JK guy, but whata concept! Look's like it would be a great daily driver. To bad though, I doubt if "Fix It Again Tony" has the nads to put a product like that on the road. It would have to be electric. I hope that was not to politically incorrect.;)
 
This thing? I'm not to sure that I like it... But that's just me.


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After having to fix my wifes 08 Rubicon's back axle 3 times, what a joke of an axle, I winder how long till he bends a shaft with those tires.
Trends come and go in Jeeps, seems the max flex trend is dyeing and it is going over to a huge tires with minimal lift trend. I see a lot of the magazines are writing about that. Could be a recession thing also. But anyway magazines need to sell subscriptions so they hype up the latest trend and thousands flock to the koolaid and drink it.
I was on one of my favorite modern jeep sites last night and some guy, who admitted to being brand new to jeeps was talking about how he needed to build a GM 14 rear axle so he would not break his. Man o man I thought you will need 37s just to clear a speed bump with that axle. But he is convinced because a magazine printed a few articles about the gm 14 inch and he has to have one.
A fool and his money
 
Hmm Sounds like a young man I talked to recently...
 
After having to fix my wifes 08 Rubicon's back axle 3 times, what a joke of an axle, I winder how long till he bends a shaft with those tires.
Trends come and go in Jeeps, seems the max flex trend is dyeing and it is going over to a huge tires with minimal lift trend. I see a lot of the magazines are writing about that. Could be a recession thing also. But anyway magazines need to sell subscriptions so they hype up the latest trend and thousands flock to the koolaid and drink it.
I was on one of my favorite modern jeep sites last night and some guy, who admitted to being brand new to jeeps was talking about how he needed to build a GM 14 rear axle so he would not break his. Man o man I thought you will need 37s just to clear a speed bump with that axle. But he is convinced because a magazine printed a few articles about the gm 14 inch and he has to have one.
A fool and his money


Blame it on the consumer society. If they don't change the style, you don't buy new :dung:. ;)
 
Hmm Sounds like a young man I talked to recently...
Hell, I have 1ton drivetrain on every thing I drive anyway. I just got sick & tired of having to replace parts after every run. I like to be able to drive to & from, unlike all my trailer queen buddies.:driving:
 
Saw this at the auto show tonight. I like the Hemi V8 390 HP.
 

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Yea, at least it's got some horsepower.
What's with the 3.8L that comes in all newer Wranglers?
An SRT8 package would be fun.
 
Too bad it will NOT be a production vehicle:(:(:(:(:(:(

I would sell my wifes wrangler and trade my Tacoma in for one.
 
Man have you been in the garden shed? Did you find a shovel to dig all these old threads up :D
 

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