show your flex! pics!
08-20-2014, 10:46 PM
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Those JeepAsylum rigs are nice... maybe one day I'll catch them on the trail?
Here's mine, last weekend up at Fordyce.
I think there might be a few inches still hiding on the extended ones and the fronts aren't yet at their limits... IDK, it's hard to get it to flex out completely as the ORIs want to self level.
BUT..... I was told when I got home that Metal Cloak was the best lift and I needed to switch over if I wanted to perform (seriously). IDK.... what do you guys think, a set of six pack shocks in my future or not?
Here's mine, last weekend up at Fordyce.
I think there might be a few inches still hiding on the extended ones and the fronts aren't yet at their limits... IDK, it's hard to get it to flex out completely as the ORIs want to self level.
BUT..... I was told when I got home that Metal Cloak was the best lift and I needed to switch over if I wanted to perform (seriously). IDK.... what do you guys think, a set of six pack shocks in my future or not?
Not yet, you have to have no fear when wheeling to go to the next level....and when you go cloak there's no turning back....
Yeah asylum has some nice rigs on it, their fearless leaded does some nice builds a bit heavy up top with all the cage work for my liking but he has got talent....super cool guy as well.....
08-21-2014, 08:19 AM
#45
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Those JeepAsylum rigs are nice... maybe one day I'll catch them on the trail? Here's mine, last weekend up at Fordyce. I think there might be a few inches still hiding on the extended ones and the fronts aren't yet at their limits... IDK, it's hard to get it to flex out completely as the ORIs want to self level. BUT..... I was told when I got home that Metal Cloak was the best lift and I needed to switch over if I wanted to perform (seriously). IDK.... what do you guys think, a set of six pack shocks in my future or not?
