Ok, cough 'em up...

[IXNAYXJ]

I only have one pic of my junk on the rock garden at TSF. Which is lame 'cause it was cool, and I need to have photographic evidence of why there's a new stain on my seat. There were all sorts of people watching...don't tell me nobody got any pics....

I'll settle for some of me on Little Rubicon. I know, I know, I'm an attention whore and vain and all that, so you can save your perverbial breath.

On a related note, how's the video coming, Bryan? Put down the homebrew and get cracking! :D

-----Matt-----

[XJourney]

I whole heartedly agree. I need proof that I followed you though the rock garden, minus the "bonus" exit, on 3" lift, 31"s and opens.:sunshine:

Bryan you are killing me, let's see some cool video

Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan,Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan.

[IXNAYXJ]

I whole heartedly agree. I need proof that I followed you though the rock garden, minus the "bonus" exit, on 3" lift, 31"s and opens.:sunshine:

Bryan you are killing me, let's see some cool video

Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan,Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan.xeleventyskrillion.

Yeah, that armor sure came in handy, huh Hans. :D

-----Matt-----

[XJourney]

In fact I am searching on exhaust solutions as we speak. My exhaust is about 3" back and 2" up from stock location. And I have a header leak now but probably unrelated :gee:

[IXNAYXJ]

In fact I am searching on exhaust solutions as we speak. My exhaust is about 3" back and 2" up from stock location. And I have a header leak now but probably unrelated :gee:I just did a new manifold...no more tractor noise for me. And about two mpg better, too.

-----Matt-----

[mojojojo]

I need to have photographic evidence of why there's a new stain on my seat. -----Matt-----

You really want evidence of a stain? never mind i don't even wanna know.

[XJourney]

BTT

[JBweld]

I only have one pic of my junk on the rock garden at TSF. Which is lame 'cause it was cool, and I need to have photographic evidence of why there's a new stain on my seat. There were all sorts of people watching...don't tell me nobody got any pics....



-----Matt-----

Is this it?:
http://www.as2networking.net/gallery2/d/2015-2/0826061209a.jpg

J/k! I couldn't resist!

I made sure somebody was taking pictures of my Jeep when I went through the rockgarden. In fact, one of them is my desktop at work.

[XJourney]

That is awesome:viking: I thought that I did really good on the rock garden with 31"s He must have a great spotter, I scrapped the whole way through.

[IXNAYXJ]

I made sure somebody was taking pictures of my Jeep when I went through the rockgarden.Does it look kinda like this?

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j160/ixnayxj/NW%20Fest/DSC00755.jpg

I saw your pic the other day, pretty much in the same spot, right? This is really the only pic I got of any of that stuff.

-----Matt-----

[JBweld]

Does it look kinda like this?

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j160/ixnayxj/NW%20Fest/DSC00755.jpg

That's a cool picture. Nice axle articulation. TNT's?

I saw your pic the other day, pretty much in the same spot, right?



Pretty much. I'm an attention whore too.
http://gitout.com/v-web/gallery2/d/6401-2/IMG_0752.JPG

[IXNAYXJ]

That's a cool picture. Nice axle articulation. TNT's?Yup!

How do like the Toyo's? I've seen them on a bunch of full size trucks on the road, but I've never seen them on the trail. The tread pattern certainly looks aggressive enough, I've just never seen them on a Jeep.

Also, what kind of bumper is that? Home built? I like it!

-----Matt-----

[JBweld]

Matt, sorry to drag your thread off topic.

But to answer your questions, yes I like the Toyo's very much. They work great for PNW style trails; mud and rock. The sidewalls are heavy duty (can't remember how many ply's off hand), and are pretty nice on the road. They have a fairly soft compound, and unfortunately I tore one up on some shale rock. But I'm still running it, just with a few chunks missing.

The bumper I built myself. Actually its not finished yet. Thanks though.

[XJLaredo]

Nice job on that bumper Megawatt :thumbup:

[2xtreme]

Matt, sorry to drag your thread off topic.

But to answer your questions, yes I like the Toyo's very much. They work great for PNW style trails; mud and rock. The sidewalls are heavy duty (can't remember how many ply's off hand), and are pretty nice on the road. They have a fairly soft compound, and unfortunately I tore one up on some shale rock. But I'm still running it, just with a few chunks missing.

The bumper I built myself. Actually its not finished yet. Thanks though.

You don't really need to appologize to Matt for draging his threads off topic, he pretty much does that all on his own!!

Very nice bumper, and very good to hear about the tires. Like Matt, I see them on lots of full size rigs but not on the trail. I actually am planning on putting a set on my wifes suburban next so any comments about them are much appreciated.

We going to see you on one of our runs one of these days?
Michael

[JBweld]

Very nice bumper, and very good to hear about the tires. Like Matt, I see them on lots of full size rigs but not on the trail. I actually am planning on putting a set on my wifes suburban next so any comments about them are much appreciated.

Thanks for the compliments on the bumper. Hopefully I'll get it finished one of these days.


We going to see you on one of our runs one of these days?
Michael

I'll be at the PNWJeep M&G next weekend. I'll meet some of you there. And yes, I hope to make a few NAXJA events in the future.

Jeremy

[PDeeXJ]

I'm a lazy mofo.

[Sniggs]

:heart: I like Abba.:heart:
Fixed for ya there, buddy! ;)