Short arm flex critics
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From: +34° 25' 35.67", -81° 21' 12.04"
Year: 1993
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Funny how you deleted this.
It's not that far from Texas to here.
I could put you on some stuff I'd like to see your Jeep in. With all that flex you should have no problem.
Do you have any videos of you in Katemcy Rocks?
It's not that far from Texas to here.
I could put you on some stuff I'd like to see your Jeep in. With all that flex you should have no problem.
Do you have any videos of you in Katemcy Rocks?
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so these claims you made don't count?
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I live in ohio, and there is a lot my jeep wont' do. Mostly because I don't want to incur body damage.
What is Katemcy rocks?
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From: +34° 25' 35.67", -81° 21' 12.04"
Year: 1993
Engine: 4.0
Do you have any videos of an actual wheeling? At all?
It's just funny that you get on here and make all these claims about how your stock Jeep is so much more capable than others.
You just said you made it up an obstacle that some of the worlds best off-roaders couldn't. C'mon, wtf does a bike have to do with anything?
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Lockers do break stuff. And they do take more power. It takes more power to turn 4 wheels than it does tw0
All axles rated for tire size are sometimes dependant on whether you run a locker or not. Because a locker cause more stress on the components. common sense.
My "suspension will out do locker " comment was related to a stock FJ vs a cherokee with good suspension and flex. And the example given was a high flex area that would flip the stock fj. It is not a rule, and it does not mean in every situation.
Plain and simple that are a few situations where an open diff vehical will out perform a locked vehical.
In other words work on the simple things first. Tires, suspension, etc.... the answer is not always lockers. I have already explained this.
I did this, I have witnesses, and I broke my jeep doing it. Nothing more to say. IF you don't believe this is possible. Then my friend you don't know as much as you think you do.
All axles rated for tire size are sometimes dependant on whether you run a locker or not. Because a locker cause more stress on the components. common sense.
My "suspension will out do locker " comment was related to a stock FJ vs a cherokee with good suspension and flex. And the example given was a high flex area that would flip the stock fj. It is not a rule, and it does not mean in every situation.
Plain and simple that are a few situations where an open diff vehical will out perform a locked vehical.
If you can't make an obstacle in your street Cherokee then I promise you its something other than lockers
with my open diffs I can still continue forward with two opposite tires hanging in the air
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Katemcy Rocks is in Texas.
Do you have any videos of an actual wheeling? At all?
It's just funny that you get on here and make all these claims about how your stock Jeep is so much more capable than others.
You just said you made it up an obstacle that some of the worlds best off-roaders couldn't. C'mon, wtf does a bike have to do with anything?
Do you have any videos of an actual wheeling? At all?
It's just funny that you get on here and make all these claims about how your stock Jeep is so much more capable than others.
You just said you made it up an obstacle that some of the worlds best off-roaders couldn't. C'mon, wtf does a bike have to do with anything?
I NEVER said my jeep was better than anyones. Thats stupid!
You guys are making up crap for what reason I have no idea! I never said my jeep was better than anyones. I said I try tough lines, I said I have a knack for not breaking stuff. I said it flexed a certain way, never did I say it was better than anyones.
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From: +34° 25' 35.67", -81° 21' 12.04"
Year: 1993
Engine: 4.0
Lockers do break stuff. And they do take more power. It takes more power to turn 4 wheels than it does tw0
All axles rated for tire size are sometimes dependant on whether you run a locker or not. Because a locker cause more stress on the components. common sense.
My "suspension will out do locker " comment was related to a stock FJ vs a cherokee with good suspension and flex. And the example given was a high flex area that would flip the stock fj. It is not a rule, and it does not mean in every situation.
Plain and simple that are a few situations where an open diff vehical will out perform a locked vehical.
In other words work on the simple things first. Tires, suspension, etc.... the answer is not always lockers. I have already explained this.
I did this, I have witnesses, and I broke my jeep doing it. Nothing more to say. IF you don't believe this is possible. Then my friend you don't know as much as you think you do.
All axles rated for tire size are sometimes dependant on whether you run a locker or not. Because a locker cause more stress on the components. common sense.
My "suspension will out do locker " comment was related to a stock FJ vs a cherokee with good suspension and flex. And the example given was a high flex area that would flip the stock fj. It is not a rule, and it does not mean in every situation.
Plain and simple that are a few situations where an open diff vehical will out perform a locked vehical.
In other words work on the simple things first. Tires, suspension, etc.... the answer is not always lockers. I have already explained this.
I did this, I have witnesses, and I broke my jeep doing it. Nothing more to say. IF you don't believe this is possible. Then my friend you don't know as much as you think you do.
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From: +34° 25' 35.67", -81° 21' 12.04"
Year: 1993
Engine: 4.0
I NEVER said my jeep was better than anyones. Thats stupid!
You guys are making up crap for what reason I have no idea! I never said my jeep was better than anyones. I said I try tough lines, I said I have a knack for not breaking stuff. I said it flexed a certain way, never did I say it was better than anyones.
You guys are making up crap for what reason I have no idea! I never said my jeep was better than anyones. I said I try tough lines, I said I have a knack for not breaking stuff. I said it flexed a certain way, never did I say it was better than anyones.
You said your Jeep would out perform a vehicle with lockers because of your mad RTI ramp flex.
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Katemcy Rocks is in Texas.
Do you have any videos of an actual wheeling? At all?
It's just funny that you get on here and make all these claims about how your stock Jeep is so much more capable than others.
You just said you made it up an obstacle that some of the worlds best off-roaders couldn't. C'mon, wtf does a bike have to do with anything?
Do you have any videos of an actual wheeling? At all?
It's just funny that you get on here and make all these claims about how your stock Jeep is so much more capable than others.
You just said you made it up an obstacle that some of the worlds best off-roaders couldn't. C'mon, wtf does a bike have to do with anything?
This is foolishness. Just like you guys saying that I think my jeep is better. I have no idea where or why you would come up with this except to cause more trouble.
Why don't you just let it be.
