Im dreaming of Rockwells

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Jan 16, 2011 | 10:51 PM

#31

Jeepguy20052007

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Jan 16, 2011 | 11:41 PM

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xj_maniac_newb

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Originally Posted by Swamp Donkey

I didnt relize those were Mogs... Heres an example of what a Cherokee with Rockwells under it will get you...

Ive seen Tims buggy and quite a few Coleworx buggys.. Yea they are stretched and low, but i wouldnt waste my money on one of them. Yea they may be fun, but if you notice, 99% of the stuff they get on, all the do is spin from being so light weight, people think light weight is where its at, maybe to a certain point, but weight helps plant those tires too..

If he'd of put them wheels on the other way he might not have flipped, unless he went front or back over

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Jan 17, 2011 | 08:59 PM

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Year: 1998

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Originally Posted by Swamp Donkey

I didnt relize those were Mogs... Heres an example of what a Cherokee with Rockwells under it will get you...

Ive seen Tims buggy and quite a few Coleworx buggys.. Yea they are stretched and low, but i wouldnt waste my money on one of them. Yea they may be fun, but if you notice, 99% of the stuff they get on, all the do is spin from being so light weight, people think light weight is where its at, maybe to a certain point, but weight helps plant those tires too..

And what Was he doing to end up on his lid? spinning donuts?