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VIDEO: on the trails with 4" and 35's

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Old 07-12-2008, 02:00 PM
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Default VIDEO: on the trails with 4" and 35's
One video and some pics.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yDZsEp9EZ0






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Where did you get the rear facing rumble seats?
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Originally Posted by DZNTS
Where did you get the rear facing rumble seats?
Actually it is a third seat that faces forward or backwards..from littlepassengerseats.com

Here is the thread I posted after install, with pics.

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ferrerid=11712


Thanks for the comments guys.
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Looks great!
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Nice shots and video

But you are not wheelin it hard enough if your stock bumpers dont look like this.





EDIT: Hey where are you wheelin? Is that up at Canadian river?

We wheel there sometimes as well as down at Post, Tx.
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looks like fun wheeling! gotta love all the loose gravel on the trail makes for some fun.
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Originally Posted by scarp
Nice shots and video

But you are not wheelin it hard enough if your stock bumpers dont look like this.






EDIT: Hey where are you wheelin? Is that up at Canadian river?

We wheel there sometimes as well as down at Post, Tx.
Yes that is at the Canadian River. Pretty fun, but heard Palo Duro Canyon is a lot bettter.

I thought I was going to nail my bumper a few times, but I was too high!
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Yes that is next on mine what superlift did you get and did you install it your self?
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Originally Posted by scarp
Yes that is next on mine what superlift did you get and did you install it your self?
4" Superlift, with the basic shocks they offer. I had a guy from the Jeep club here in Amarillo help me install it (THANKS AGAIN CHRIS!). Ride is great!
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Originally Posted by chumpmann
4" Superlift, with the basic shocks they offer. I had a guy from the Jeep club here in Amarillo help me install it (THANKS AGAIN CHRIS!). Ride is great!
Any vibration?

Do I need aftermarket driveshafts?

Will it still fit in a standard garage?

this one? http://www.quadratec.com/products/16207_021.htm
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