Sheldon Cooper
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Some whole lotta dirty fun there dude!
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4WDing
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Not_An_Abba_Fan
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Some from a recent run we did to one of my favourite tracks. There are probably pics from this track further back from an earlier run too.
Bandwith warning.
Bandwith warning.
Turd Ferguson
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Turd Ferguson
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Not_An_Abba_Fan
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I have never really been too happy with how the rear suspension was working, 250lb/inch spring rate was a bit heavy so I found some 4" JK Jeep springs at 170lb/inch. What a difference, they work really well now.
Not_An_Abba_Fan
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losh1971
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I had a jeep for years and used to wheel a fair bit. We have a track in north tas called the pyenganna jeep track. It was my fave. Need a winch to make it all the way through. I winched out a number of times and loved it. Although stuck in a metre deep mud hole and knowing there is only one way your getting out was fun in one way but climbing under the front bar swimming in the mud to release the clutch on the winch wasn't great. Then there was the issue of taking out the front seats so the carpet can come out and karchered.