Photog
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catblaster
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I like those fenders, simple, and easy to make. They only look good on a Jeep.....Have chance to get another 95YJ and the owner will throw in a 350 4bolt main.....If I get it those are the fenders to put on.
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Oh Bill, your vehicle has come such a long ways from that first run in Moab. Hardly looks the same!
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Water Dog
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Very nice...!
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Looks good! What size lift, tires, and gearing are you running?
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Thank you.Oscar Mike said:
Lift 3"
Tires 35"
D44 axles out of a 2012 Rubi with 5.38 gears
RubiCrawler with 2.72 low range
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Betty Brewer said:
It's not the same anymore.
zmotorsports
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Lookin good Bill.
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hes4all
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I like the dark green and black rim combination too. Perfect all around Jeep.
captsteve
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Sweet lookin JK!!! I so can't wait for Moab!!
Barb
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Looking good Bill. Gonna miss you in Parker.
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I would love to go to Parker, but work is in the way. Hope to see you and Frank in Moab!Barb said:
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Sorry, Frank and I will not be Moab this year. Have to be back in Mi by April 30th. Family stuff. So I hope to step up and lead a trail.
John Canfield
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Looks good. Are those flares metal or plastic?
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Bushwacker says they are made from "extreme-duty TPO plastic". I have no idea what that means.John Canfield said:
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Plastic (TPO? - what?) flares have an advantage in that they will usually spring back from a thump and not damage the tub/fender area. I'll use my GenRight rear aluminum tube flares sometimes as a pivot point when maneuvering in rocks which is an advantage for metal versions.
