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Title: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Hirvimaki on Aug 6th, 2004, 10:50am Just FYI to anyone who 4-wheels... This is what happens when you have your 35's aried down to 10 psi and try to pull a donut in the parking lot... http://home.comcast.net/~hirvimaki/shared_photos/Grand_15_sm.jpg Happily neither driver nor passenger were hurt, except for pride. The funniest part is that his wife was driving Golden Spike (a trail in Moab, Utah) all day, did beautifully...and then he took over the wheel in the parking lot at the air-down point and it took all of 10 seconds to do this. I'm happy to say my TJ is still upright. Hirvimaki PS: The automatic lights on Grand's are awesome! Apparently they turn on when you flip! LOL! |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by r_headache on Aug 6th, 2004, 10:54am I only have one comment: HAHAHAHAHHA. [smiley=laugh.gif] |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by UN_SOLVED on Aug 6th, 2004, 11:00am Is that Jeepgun ? J / K Unsolved |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Hirvimaki on Aug 6th, 2004, 11:05am on 08/06/04 at 10:54:27, r_headache wrote:
And I've been making that comment to his face for the last month and a half... Driving to Moab in a tough Grand like that and returning in a rental Neon is PRICELESS! Hirvimaki |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Rock_Lobster on Aug 6th, 2004, 11:47am And right in front of that muffler is the catalytic converter, just like the one I had to replace on my ZJ a few weeks ago. Something I learned on the net... best tool for removing exhaust components is a Dremel with a cutting wheel. That little thing is amazing. I have a stack of cutting wheels... use them for everything. You can get that Dremel -anywhere- up in there. I did not bust a knuckle until I had to drop the rest of the muffler/tailpipe to put the new cat in place. Phucking o2 sensor would not come out of the old cat. Grrr. An extra $80 for that. |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Jeepgun on Aug 6th, 2004, 12:17pm BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! What an asshat... And no, I wouldn't be caught dead in anything but a Wrangler, and I don't do dumb shit like pulling donuts and trying to act like a ricer. This guy got what he deserved. ::) [smiley=ohjez.gif] Sorry to hear about your O2 sensor, Rock. I agree: Dremel is one of those indispensable shop tools. It beats the snot out of a hacksaw! LOL |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Hirvimaki on Aug 6th, 2004, 12:20pm Now, now, Jeep... He is a very nice guy and a very capable 4-wheeler... But a second of stupidity will follow you forever... He is now the very proud owner of the coveted Cow Bell, which he must wear on his vehicle - whenever it is running again! :) I agree with you about Wranglers... Hirvimaki |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Jeepgun on Aug 6th, 2004, 12:28pm Ah yes... The "coveted" cowbell award. ;;D Better known as the, "Hey y'all! Hold my beer and watch THIS!" award. Hee hee... [smiley=laugh.gif] Buddy of mine. His poor Jeep got tired and laid down for a little nap: ;;D http://www.competitionrockworks.com/picture_gallery/shop/pumpkinBuild/images/pumpkin010.jpg |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Jeepgun on Aug 6th, 2004, 2:35pm Jeep set up for 4-wheelin: $35,000 Trip for two to Moab: $2,000 Wrecking your shit in the damn parking lot: PRICELESS!! [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=headbanger.gif] |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Luke63 on Aug 6th, 2004, 2:38pm on 08/06/04 at 11:00:54, UN_SOLVED wrote:
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Jeepgun on Aug 6th, 2004, 2:46pm No, that's not Jeepgun! >:( ;;D LOL |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Luke63 on Aug 6th, 2004, 2:52pm Ya gotta admit Frank...that was a good one from Michael...huh? Made me chuckle!!!!! |
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Title: Re: 4-wheeling warning (photo)... Post by Jeepgun on Aug 6th, 2004, 3:02pm Fabulously hilarious! |
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