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  • #16
    Yep, definitely goin' with the 15" x 8". Thanks for all the advice!

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    • #17
      Murray, where are you at in Lakewood? If you want to mount them yourself (good experience), I'll be happy to loan you my TyrePliers

      (also in Lakewood)
      Jeff
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      You're just upset because the voices in my head only talk to ME!

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Old Fart View Post
        Murray, where are you at in Lakewood? If you want to mount them yourself (good experience), I'll be happy to loan you my TyrePliers

        (also in Lakewood)
        dido if you want to come by you can use all of my tools. or we can run them over to my shop. if i am not working that day. or if you want you can drop them of and i can take them in and you can pick them up the next day. just some options.

        i want this jeep

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Old Fart View Post
          Murray, where are you at in Lakewood? If you want to mount them yourself (good experience), I'll be happy to loan you my TyrePliers

          (also in Lakewood)
          You can see my black YJ on Candlewood, near Bellflower. I haven't been driving it much, so I want to clean it up and improve the ride so I can start driving it again. I think I'm going to need a paint job.... Is mounting the tires difficult? I'd be interested in trying that and then just getting them balanced at a shop.
          Last edited by rmurray; 04-25-08, 07:40 AM. Reason: add

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          • #20
            Originally posted by rmurray View Post
            You can see my black YJ on Candlewood, near Bellflower. I haven't been driving it much, so I want to clean it up and improve the ride so I can start driving it again. I think I'm going to need a paint job.... Is mounting the tires difficult? I'd be interested in trying that and then just getting them balanced at a shop.
            Are near the "Pumpkin Park"? Correction, I think it is also known as the Cinderella park. All the Lakewood MJR folks on this board are on that side of the tracks.

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            • #21
              Yep, I'm "almost" right across the street from the "Pumpkin Park".

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              • #22
                damn Murray, i think we're pretty close. I'm on Lorelei
                Jeff
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                You're just upset because the voices in my head only talk to ME!

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Old Fart View Post
                  damn Murray, i think we're pretty close. I'm on Lorelei
                  Coldbrook. Just accross Bellflower Blvd. Maybe I'll have to hit the trails with you guys...

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                  • #24
                    I think I'm going to need a paint job.... Is mounting the tires difficult? I'd be interested in trying that and then just getting them balanced at a shop.[/QUOTE]

                    yep flat blk will work or lots of tree and bush scratches, they always look good. and as far as the tire being difficult, not to bad but for the fist time kinda hard if you want i can help you. been a tire man for 17years. i am in Fullerton off of the 91 and 5 fwy.

                    i want this jeep

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                    • #25
                      Geebo Off-roadin' in SF Valley

                      Originally posted by Geebo View Post
                      Josh I was taking a picture and went off the road..LOL..
                      Geebo,

                      That's a great photo of you 4xN' in San Fernando Valley! Looks pretty tough, what's the trail rating?
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                      • #26
                        Roger, LOL..just goofin around the day I got my quick disco,s in front of a neighbor,s house a few years back...
                        "A man who fears suffering,is already suffering from what he fears"!

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                        • #27
                          Does anyone know of a place in Lakewood where I can test my axle drop so I can measure for shocks?

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                          • #28
                            how about for a 35x13.50x15 would a 15x8 still be the way to go or a 15x10
                            :gun:im a outlaw baby:gun:

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by cbrazor1 View Post
                              how about for a 35x13.50x15 would a 15x8 still be the way to go or a 15x10
                              it will work but i would recommend the 10" wheel.

                              i want this jeep

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                              • #30
                                so u recamend the the 10x15 the 8 would be to narrow? what bs should they be
                                :gun:im a outlaw baby:gun:

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