wheeler lake

[transplant87]

today at wheeler lake was my first real trail and i rocked and beat me up to.:D

[WINKY]

good job man!

[KnuckleHead]

You did a good job..... you should have got rid of the mud flaps before ripping one off...LOL

[WINKY]

stuff will remove themselves when not needed. The trail will let you know what you do and dont need... :D

[Mporter]

stuff will remove themselves when not needed. The trail will let you know what you do and dont need... :D

And thus the way of the world is revealed.

[WINKY]

well china wall told me i need sliders :D

[Brody]

stuff will remove themselves when not needed. The trail will let you know what you do and dont need... :D

Mud flaps, plastic fender flares, stupid cheap 'steps' under your doors, plastic bumper parts, etc., etc. Good thing that most of the stuff that gets removed by the trails is stuff that isn't critical...You end up having somewhat a disregard for sheet metal and plastic parts after awhile...Just remember to pick up the junk:D

[1freaky1]

Yep its ok to remove somethings on the trail just always remember to take the stuff home with you.

[Roostercruiser]

thats how you can tell a trail truck from a mall truck

[porkchop]

i just try and keep mine a 50 yard jeep (it looks good from 50 yards away)

[Roostercruiser]

i just try and keep mine a 50 yard jeep (it looks good from 50 yards away)
:lol::lol: i like that saying

[transplant87]

dont worry i picked up my ripped off mud flap. i was going to take them off anyways.:D

[scout man]

stuff will remove themselves when not needed. The trail will let you know what you do and dont need... :D

But I think the trail lies sometimes. It has told me twice now that I dont need a transmission, and I simply refuse to beleive it. My scout is too tall to take the flinstone approach.

[Haku]

oh come on.........you only ripped the transmission off once. The other times it just decided to stop working:). I only wish the tranny removed itself when it wasn't working, as it would save us 4 hours of oil covered hard labor.

Mine tried to tell me that I didn't need shocks, since nearly every upper shock mount has broken so far. Figured it was just teething, so I put it back on with more beef and its been fine so far.

It hasn't completely rejected it yet, but I think the first thing to go will be the front stock bumper. Its gets misshapen every time I go out, and is only a matter of time before it gets messed up enough for me to take it all the way off, and hopefully replace it with something quite a bit beefier.

JH