I'm down to go

 

Awesome! We need to hit it up then! Last time i was out there i did the mine trail, where it climbs up the mountain and back down, that was brutal.

Need to get my rear shock pumped up again since i had stuck down on it

 

Is there any one or know of any one selling a jeep body I think I have way too much rust on mine

 

Well...if you need a new body, might as well get a new jeep. it'd be a whole lot easier then swapping everything over

 

Hey guys, I need to have spring perches and shock mounts welded onto my new 8.8 , anyone know of a reasonably priced, reliable shop that can do this in the mesa area? 4 wheel parts can do it, but I'm sorta shopping around for this for right now. Any help would be golden... maybe after this is done and installed, I can tag along on some trails with y'all

 

Well i would say, if you had the mounts and perches, i could do it. But you'd need to know where exactly they would have to go and have the axle marked out for it

 

Ordering my kit next week and having the diff sand blasted in ythe mean time, I know i need to figure out the pinion angle before the weld.. This project is kinda drawn out because of school and work.. But when I'm done I'll definitely have the security of an 8.8 and the safety of discs. I sure can't wait til this is all done, its exhausting.

 

AMC Salvage

 

Where the heck is that? I need some supplies!

 

amc 4x4 salvage
"just jeeps"
new and used parts

6741 w belmont ave.

Glendale, az 85303

1-800-882-5337
or
623-937-5899

 

Yo guys, your state is ablaze!! How is everyone?? Smokey as hell in COS...hope all is well!!

 

yea, ya get used to it. Been some big blazes in the past years. As long as your West of the blaze your good to go as the winds typically blow eastward.

Just trying to smoke out the rift raft in New Mexico.

 

They are saying its currently the 2nd largest in state history and with the winds and dry weather in the forecast, probably not going to get worse. Its too bad as that was such a nice area of the state.

 

anyone hitting the trails Sat 6/11/11

 

It is the second biggest fire at currently 380,000+ acres. The biggest one was the rodeo-chediski fire back in 2002 with 468,000 acres.

Not sure of the weather forcast, but dry weather=bad for containing the fire...Right now it is as 0% containment, so its going to be a long battle to get it under control with that big of a fire...and with the aggresive nature of the fire only comparable to the rodeo fire (if you knew much about how aggressive it was) it wont surprise me if this fire becomes the worst