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  • dr_drunk
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    I could definitely be interested in heading down there one of these days, late september through early december is not good for me however.....Hunting Season. I am up for it pretty much anytime before sept 27 or after dec 14, work allowing. I will look forward to meeting most of ya'all and I'll bring the beer.......

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  • Jeepskickass
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    Originally posted by sarah
    that is a dayum good idea!
    Well, it just so happens that I'm going to be up there from September 27th through October 3rd... My club is heading up for the Pirates of the Rubicon Cleanup, then we're having our annual run the following week. Two nights at Spider, two nights at Buck Island, one night at Rubicon Springs, then out to South Lake Tahoe for a hot shower and food, fun, cocktails and gambling, not necessarily in that order!

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  • sarah
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    Originally posted by Jeepskickass
    Hey Dr. D! You know, Rubicon would be a good half way point for everybody to meet up with you. Waddya think?
    that is a dayum good idea!

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  • Jeepskickass
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    Hey Dr. D! You know, Rubicon would be a good half way point for everybody to meet up with you. Waddya think?

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  • sarah
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    Originally posted by dr_drunk
    Sorry about posting the question here, the name coming into effect.....
    no problem! we're a forgiving bunch! lol
    i'll drink to that!

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  • dr_drunk
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    Originally posted by Cetrov
    Welcome Dr. D

    Would that be a PHD?

    How is the wheeling up in Or

    No formal PHD, more of an honorary kind of thing. As for the wheeling up here it's good, not much in rock crawling to the best of my knowledge but more mud and sand than anyone can hope for. Also alot of formal mud drags, which is where I got my start in wheelin.


    Sorry about posting the question here, the name coming into effect.....

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  • Dukes69
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    Hey Drunk!! Glad you could join us! Let us know if you have any questions . . . we're here to help

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  • sarah
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    Originally posted by dr_drunk
    My big question is about the lift kits out there: The 2 big names I keep hearing for quality in the jeep world are Teraflex and Rubicon Express. Is there some other companies I should be looking at? I refuse to go with skyjacker just because of past problems on my chev's. Thanks for the input.
    start a new thread in Short Wheelbase > Suspension and ask your question there. you should get alot better response! plus, then other people with the same question will go there to find the answer.

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  • Cetrov
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    Welcome Dr. D

    Would that be a PHD?

    How is the wheeling up in Or

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  • dr_drunk
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    About an hour south to eugene. I have no doubts in my mind what a stock jeep is capable of, but for where I go
    stock = stuck, so it won't be stock long. Like I said in my first post I am a mud man and that as you all know is a game of clearance and traction. Now 8" clearance is a nice start but just not enough.
    My big question is about the lift kits out there: The 2 big names I keep hearing for quality in the jeep world are Teraflex and Rubicon Express. Is there some other companies I should be looking at? I refuse to go with skyjacker just because of past problems on my chev's. Thanks for the input.

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  • sarah
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    welcome to the board dr_drunk! the people here are great for helping you make the best of your jeep. mine was stock only several months ago!

    there is another member here from eugene, oregon, GrimWheeler. maybe it's close to you!?

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  • JeepGal
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    WELCOME to the board, and congrats on your new obsession!!

    Enjoy your new Jeep, get to know him before you mod. Theres nothing quite like wheeling a stock Jeep. Its way more capable then you know!

    Have FUN!

    Tam

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  • NAILER341
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    Sounds like a man on a mission! you should have alll of that finished in a week or two congrats on your new jeep purchace, and i cant wait to see it!
    post some pics

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  • dr_drunk
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    No mods yet not even a week old just a lowly sport with the 3.73 d44 rear and the 4l manual. Skids and rocker protecters soon to be on order along with a set of 4.56 gears front and rear, RE 5.5" long arm kit and some bfg krawler 35's. should make a good start to letting my boy grow up.....

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  • NAILER341
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    welcome to the board, drunk
    you found your way into the beginning of a big thing. feel free to peruse the threads that are here, and ask any questions you have about your jeep.
    what type of jeep do you have? what mods are already done to it?
    ask, and answer as much as you like. please try to stay on topic.
    WELCOME!

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