BEAST - Building a 6.1 Hemi Powered JKU on 43's
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The new driveshafts are in. Jim at HigherGround designed it so that the front and rear are only about 1 inch difference in length. This means that we will only need to carry one spare shaft. He also had them rebuilt with a thicker/stronger material.
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Yeah, one of the first things I told the realtor was how much clearance I needed in the garage. Most HOAs would not be very happy with BEAST parked on the street!
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http://youtu.be/XIbDPPhe8BQ
Jim Cox found a big enough forklift, so we decided to stretch BEAST's legs a bit:
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The Beasts' climbing ability is beyond words! Thanks Dave for letting me experience this for myself
Here's a screen capture of your Jeep. I was trying to figure what angle it was to the hill .. and it could have easily climbed more
Here's a screen capture of your Jeep. I was trying to figure what angle it was to the hill .. and it could have easily climbed more
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Hey J.R.! Thanks for coming out today; yeah, I know we could have gone much higher...next time!