Small wheeling carnage

[fdsa487]

So... My friend came back from Iraq and we went wheeling this past weekend. We went out to superstition and hit some trails. It was really fun and was actually not that hot. Anyways I dont know when It happened but I busted off the rear lower passanger shock mount. Came clean off with the shock still bolted to the mounting piece.

So I removed the shock completely and drove it home the next day. Now I need to figure out what im going to do to put it back on. I might purchase those lower shock mounts that mount the shock parallel with the axel. Who makes the best one and where do I go online to check em out?? I forgot my camera at home so I coulden't take any pictures althrough I had some good 3-wheel-motion going on a couple times. =)

[sintax]

you can make some mounts using some box steel and a grinder. Should only take 10 min or so. Or you could just modify the ones you already have.

[xDUMPTRUCKx]

iraq eh? marine corps? wheres he stationed and whats his name?

[Gerr]

hell the square tube and grade 8 bolt system works very well i had that on my blazer for many years, just make sure you weld it good

[fdsa487]

iraq eh? marine corps? wheres he stationed and whats his name?

I don’t remember where he was stationed. He was somewhere with British soldiers. He did not see that much action out there. He is a computer specialist nerd. Name is James Powderly.

[ckh550]

I would HIGHLY recommend you not pass full names, jobs, ranks, and duty stations on a public forum like this of our service members. BIG no no.


Chris

[Rocketman]

I would HIGHLY recommend you not pass full names, jobs, ranks, and duty stations on a public forum like this of our service members. BIG no no.


Chris
X10... lest Al Kaida and his buddies get names and begin pestering us here at home! Let the media be irresponsible in their reporting.

[Brady's XJ]

Tell your buddy I said hey. I was out there with him for a week or two back in February when he showed up. I was the only other Navy guy in the camp.