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- October 28 2007 : 8:12p
| no trespassing eh?
way to get it dirty  | |
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- October 28 2007 : 8:46p
| | It's about time | |
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- October 28 2007 : 9:44p
| | It's no virgin anymore you know! | |
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- October 28 2007 : 10:59p
| | is she going to help clean it :) | |
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- October 29 2007 : 1:18a
| Kenny, wait until she sees how many Quarters this is gonna take.................  | |
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- October 29 2007 : 9:25p
| Thats it, looks like you splashed in some puddles.  | |
DrSpeed
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- October 29 2007 : 10:28p
| Nice Terry! Next time, keep the camera in the glove box, and get some action shots...=)
Or have the camera on the dash...=) | |
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- October 30 2007 : 10:55a
| | Been there done that. Luckily I've never had to use my own quarters. I'm usually pulling someone out so they pay for the wash and fuel and then unfortunatly I have to put the labor in it. | |
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- October 31 2007 : 11:25a
| | Now thats how an off roader should look | |
Texas Termin8er
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- October 31 2007 : 10:17p
| Thanks for the favorable comments. To answer a few questions -
I had to wash it. Bummer! I put my water sprinkler under it and let it do most of the work. Neighbors got a kick out of that.
Camera would not have worked because it was 10 o'clock at night. Nice thought though.
Funny story to go with this - there was one point we bogged down in the build-up from the dozers and had to switch the dash over to 4-Low. We worked our way back and forth out. Afterwards when we were driving home my neice mentioned how nice it was that I didn't have to get out and switch the hubs for 4-Wheel Drive. Then it hit me - I installed Warn hubs last year. I really wasn't in 4-Wheel drive just by switching the dash. LOL
Oh well.....
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- October 31 2007 : 11:32p
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- November 1 2007 : 11:24a
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ArTi54N
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- November 2 2007 : 8:49a
| how much were these warn hubs? what do they do?
I like the brand atleast..
I gotta take you mudding with me.. dont worry, I wont spray you..
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- November 2 2007 : 11:13a
| | I've been looking into getting a set for my truck. How hard are they to install | |
Texas Termin8er
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- November 2 2007 : 1:37p
| The Warn hubs are locking hubs to replace the automatic one's on your truck. They are virtually bullet proof.
The pair I have was given to me by a friend.
The install takes every bit of 30 minutes on each side. Real plug and play.
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Dissociative
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- November 18 2007 : 12:18p
| | so you were in 4low 2wd?... lol | |
ArTi54N
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- November 18 2007 : 12:53p
| how easy is it to get out and lock your hubs.. are these lockers or not.. Im not too sure if there is a difference or not..
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- July 25 2008 : 8:38a
| My wife made the mistake of calling me out. ONCE. After a couple of good Donuts and a 60deg transition she was ready to go home. | |
D144
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ArTi54N
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- July 25 2008 : 9:36a
| I didnt notice that before, it does look like coathanger pieces..
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Texas Termin8er
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- July 25 2008 : 11:45a
| I think you guys may be talking about the fourth photo. If so that is the stock grille behind the stainless add-onn. Look in the photo below that and you can see the stock grill pieces I am talking about.
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D144
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- July 25 2008 : 11:46a
| | no the secound photo with the Ford emblem. On each side of the Emblem there appears to be coat hanger wires. | |
Screwd_Up
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- July 25 2008 : 11:57a
| | I think thats just grass. Coat hanger would be thicker. | |
DrSpeed
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Posted
- July 25 2008 : 12:59p
| geezus FKN christ, way to dig up this thread from the Archives.
Who cares if that's a wire hanger or a piece of grass. Terry wouldn't afro-rig his grille on with a wire hanger, and seeing how he was just in the mud...oh wait, NINE months ago, it's probably a piece of grass.
You know, grass grows in dirt. Dirt turns to mud when you add water.
Now where in that equation does a wire hanger turn up. | |
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