So as promised here's another video. Sorry it wasn't the next day as promised, but I'm sure you'll forget all about that upon watching it.
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So the title pretty much sums this one up. Anyway got something super exciting (and non-jeep related) for ya'll tomorrow so stay tuned!
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So in the promise of bringing you fun things from around the internet I compiled some fun videos I'll throw up over the next couple days. First, I bring you a video demonstrating how to properly three wheel your lifted truck.
And second, a video of how NOT to three wheel your lifted truck. I love that the camera man just turns and laughs.
Stay tuned for more videos in the next couple of days.
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So I've been hearing a random "popping" noise from the rear of the Jeep when accelerate. It doesn't happen all the time, and sometimes happens when going over bumps. I finally got under the Jeep and found that the left rear shock sits pretty loose on the mount. Hopefully this is the culprit, now I just have to figure out what to do about it.
Pics of the passenger's (non-loose) side:
Pics of the driver's (loose) side:
These last two show the shock being twisted to both sides to show the amount of movement it allows.
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So I finally replaced my much worn out 275/70r16 BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A's with some brand new 265/75r16 Nitto Terra Grapplers. I was bit worried that the larger size (31.7" vs 31.2") of the Nitto's would cause some rubbing and so far it has a little bit. I haven't had it out in the dirt enough to truly test it but I can't imagine it's something that a little trimming won't remedy. On the road though they are amazing, granted new tires usually seem amazing so I'll drive on them for a while and report back with my thoughts.
Here are some pics:
