Wheel Battle

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Jan 5, 2014 | 01:04 PM

#11

J_Mc

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From: Yorktown, VA

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Originally Posted by karls

The clear wears off on the dc2's.....again, personal experience here. Also chesapeake/ va beach area and there is zero wheeling here unless you want to go out behind the airport and tear stuff up. No idea on leaglity, but it's likely illegal.

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Thanks Karls! I appreciate the input. I have been looking to wheel up here on the peninsula, but it is all State or National Parks with trails only for bicycles. Looks like Gloucester is my best bet for legal backwoods fun.

Jan 5, 2014 | 01:07 PM

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JKUon37s

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From: Tulsa, Ok

I've had fuels on three different vehicles. High quality and some of the best wheel designs on the market. Fuel for the win.

Jan 5, 2014 | 01:28 PM

#13

cctroupe11

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From: Douglas, GA

I vote for the Fuels. I have Fuel Kranks on mine and I love the wheels, my only complaint is that mine are 20". If they were 17" or 18", I would never get rid of them.

so +1 on the dunes.

Jan 5, 2014 | 01:42 PM

#14

TennesseeGator

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From: Tennessee

Definitely the Dunes. I see those Cepeks (and lookalikes) every day.

2014 JKU Sport with trail marks and muddy fenders. She's a wheeler, not a Chuck Magnet.

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