benson09876
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I put the AMP Powersteps on my wife’s FE but I’m trying not to spend another $2000
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I get youI put the AMP Powersteps on my wife’s FE but I’m trying not to spend another $2000
Yea winter blend happens to me tooI keep losing fuel rather quickly. No leaks or anything in or outside of the vehicle. The harder I drive, the quicker it goes down. I went and filled her up today and that fixed the issue, for now. Keeps happening though. I'll keep everyone posted.
I love the one standing in the driver's seat. Mine does the same after a swim.Another sign: At 7800', end of travel as we realised an ice layer had formed underneath just spinning with all locked, so we hand-braked turned with rear lockers and so the team Labrador said good bye to our favourite jumpoff til next June.
And when you're dragging with AEV suspension and 37s for the last 2 miles, it's getting deep, another sign....
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Beautiful rig. Love the Caddy, too.Took The Fantoms first pics. Installed the table/shelf that came with it. Removed the front bumper ends. AddedView attachment 42523View attachment 42524View attachment 42525View attachment 42526View attachment 42527View attachment 42528View attachment 42529 a set of Barricade side steps. Not sure if I like them because the tube that drops down is right where I want to step to get into the Jeep. They only cost me $250 so if they don't work out I can sell them of toss them and not loose alot of money.
Thanks. The Cadillac was my father’s. There is a 40 Chevy Special Deluxe next to it.Beautiful rig. Love the Caddy, too.
Ahhhh. Thanks. I could tell that it was a 30's or 40s something, but no idea what it was. To have your father's Caddy is something special and something that you will always think fondly of him.Thanks. The Cadillac was my father’s. There is a 40 Chevy Special Deluxe next to it.
Great problem to have, I bet you will need new tires before you find a leak.I keep losing fuel rather quickly. No leaks or anything in or outside of the vehicle. The harder I drive, the quicker it goes down. I went and filled her up today and that fixed the issue, for now. Keeps happening though. I'll keep everyone posted.
I finally put her name on it...thanks to Underground Graphics for the vinyl wrap lettering.
Cool...I had to Google the word.I finally put her name on it...thanks to Underground Graphics for the vinyl wrap lettering.
just a little extra. Love itI finally put her name on it...thanks to Underground Graphics for the vinyl wrap lettering.
I had the IGLA immobilizer installed on the rig today. Unless the thieves are skulking about in a tow truck (!), this thing is on lock down. I can't tell you the peace of mind I had driving home.
Great looking Jeep. It was a test ride in a AEV edition JK where the sales guy hit the roundabout several times at speed that showed me how AEV (and other aftermarket companies) was better than factory.Added Clayton Offroad 392 coils. Better overall ride, more precise steering and approximently one million times better through the 14 roundabouts I have to endure 5 days a week. These absolutely should have been the stock coils from the Mother ship.
Really nice looking Jeep. I've heard these. coils help on road driving without sacrificing off-road capability. Definitely has me thinking about adding this to the list... such a long listAdded Clayton Offroad 392 coils. Better overall ride, more precise steering and approximently one million times better through the 14 roundabouts I have to endure 5 days a week. These absolutely should have been the stock coils from the Mother ship.
GREAT Looking Jeep!Added Clayton Offroad 392 coils. Better overall ride, more precise steering and approximently one million times better through the 14 roundabouts I have to endure 5 days a week. These absolutely should have been the stock coils from the Mother ship.