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sweet pics....looks like ya had a good time

Nice range btw

Originally posted by Way
camp spot

Sexy toes! Who's the Bitch?

:flipoff2:

-Jeff

Way,

That trail is on my "to do" list. Were those the most difficult spots.

How do you like the 37's? Any rubbage? I've been meaning to ask you for a favor. Can you measure how tall they are while mounted on the truck? Also, how tall are they while unmounted?

Ahhhhhh yes....Pic #4 is were I lost my front R&P....That was THE very spot I decided to chop the heck out of my 90...She went on the trailer and....Well...

--D

P.S.: Sorry I've been so quiet lately...Too much to do...Too little time...Sigh...

Originally posted by RockRover
P.S.: Sorry I've been so quiet lately...Too much to do...Too little time...Sigh...

Wake, eat, change diaper, wake, eat, change diaper, wake, eat, change diaper.

-Jeff

I really like the 37" tires a lot. The sidewalls need to be broke in. The rear is perfect with the bump stop relocation. The front still ned a little work. The springs bind (read bend) at full up travel and start to do some work on my bump stops. I lowered them 3" before the trip. Eventually broke the tab off of the frame. :(

There are really only three obstacles on the rusty nail trail. There is a ledge similiar to the ledge on the waterfall trail in Farmington. (pic 1). There is a steep incline shortly after (where Doug took out his R&P. The third obstacle is pictured. The off-camber decent. Other than that, if you count the end of Golden spike and Gold Bar Rim trail (much easier obstacles) there is probably closer to five larger obstacles. You would have no trouble in your vehicle I am guessing.

Way

P.S. I'll measure the tires soon.