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Old 04-19-2010, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 88MJ.uggernaut
looks sweet dude
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I'm going Friday to get my rear brakes done. Then after I need to start saving for my lift
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Alright, well, I didn't do my rear bumper yet, but I installed a brand new cb radio. It's nothing fancy (cobra) but it works. I bought a magnetic antenna and mounted it on the roof. It's only 26 inches long, so I'll check if I can get a longer one tomorrow.

P.S.: At the time of the install, my computer wasn't working, so I'll take some pictures later or tomorrow morning and will post them.
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As promised....









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I also went mudding a bit. It wasn't that wet, but I managed to get dirty




I had to wash it after though



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I hope I dont hurt anyones feeling with my opinion, but stay clear of the Interco Trxus, I bought some because I got a deal on them for m TJ, didnt really care because I was planing on selling it anyway, they did not balance worth a crap, the beads and the sidewalls were poorly made and the BFG mud terrains are usually cheaper and are a decent tire. A friend recently bought some Firestone destination MT and they seemed better made, were a little more noisey. Had Procomp X-terrains and absolutly hated them, Havent had any BFG KM2's yet but I have several friends that love them, I prefer Super swamper TSL, kind of partial to them and the Goodyear MTR, love the boggers they just are not road friendly. Just my 2 cents
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nice bulid, its moving along
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I hope I dont hurt anyones feeling with my opinion, but stay clear of the Interco Trxus, I bought some because I got a deal on them for m TJ, didnt really care because I was planing on selling it anyway, they did not balance worth a crap, the beads and the sidewalls were poorly made and the BFG mud terrains are usually cheaper and are a decent tire. A friend recently bought some Firestone destination MT and they seemed better made, were a little more noisey. Had Procomp X-terrains and absolutly hated them, Havent had any BFG KM2's yet but I have several friends that love them, I prefer Super swamper TSL, kind of partial to them and the Goodyear MTR, love the boggers they just are not road friendly. Just my 2 cents
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nice bulid, its moving along

Slower then I would like, but budget is tight so not much I can do
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Installed a pair of Hella 500 driving lights. I bought those last year for my Patriot and never installed them. I didn't have time to wire them, so I'll try to do it this weekend. Never wired that before so it should be fun!

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I went to a friend's house today to fix my t-case lever. It wouldn't go pass 4HI. Well, he knew what the problem was and now it's fixed. I also got that from him at the same time.











It was on a Bronco, but they said it will fit if we modify the mounting brackets. As you can see, he also gave me 2 tow hooks (rated at 10,000 lbs MAX) All this for a big 20$ Now, all I have to do is sand and paint it and then they will install it for me.

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Small, but useful mod. I never understood why some cars came without a cup holder.

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Where did you get the cupholders from?
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Where did you get the cupholders from?
From a member here...why?
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From a member here...why?
Just curious, I want some lol
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i have the wild counrty mtx's they are 33x12.5x15 in a set of 8" ford broncoII rims here is a pic of what they look like i got the for $140 a tire back in feb through a local guy but im sure you can find them on the net i have been in sand mud and water almost 4' deep and they have grabbed everything i have some pics of the results if you want to see them
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