dbltap's Mojito! JLUR

OverlanderJL said:

Yes you can get lighter spring rates. Typically guys run the stock ones and wear them in a bit before adjusting to needs. Depends how much weight you have and what lift you want as to what you would need.


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Onlyone said:

Thanks for that Overlander. I appreciate the info. :thumb:

DTap sorry for the hijack.

I’m amazed at how much slack are in those brake lines, that thing has a crap load of travel.

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doubletapdaddy said:

Forgot I took a shot from behind. Rear driver's side unsupported full droop, passenger tire is on the ground.

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WiscoHR said:

Or is that dust from the months in your garage.[emoji23]


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doubletapdaddy said:

No worries. Not a hijack at all. I've been wondering how much to expect the springs to break in. The rears are super stiff at this point.

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WiscoHR said:

Damn how’d the control arms get so dirty already? Or is that dust from the months in your garage.[emoji23]


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Onlyone said:

I’m assuming you have new driveshafts ready to go in, or are you just going to take er easy for a while?

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OverlanderJL said:

This makes me laugh every time

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doubletapdaddy said:

WTF is that? I mean, not the picture as I've seen it in this thread, but why does it show up like that?

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doubletapdaddy said:

LOL! :cheesy::cheesy::cheesy:

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dixonk said:

That’s what I mentioned earlier. No matter how many pics you post the lesbian Subaru pic is the thread pic.


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OverlanderJL said:

Lol it does it with pictures that are hosted on this site. If someone just posts it from their phone it won’t work. It has to be a photo taken from the site. I posted that on another thread months back so it was probably that. It’ll go away eventually.


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doubletapdaddy said:

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Rocky Mountain dirt/mud - sandstone and granite. Thankfully this stuff doesn't turn into concrete when it dries, and it comes off easily with a power wash. It is pretty damn gritty though. If there's even a little bit left on your windows when you roll them up or down, it'll leave permanent scores in your glass. Also have to pay particular attention to the felt that guides the glass.

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Jdofmemi said:

I've found that a zip tie is a good "tool" to use to clean the inside of the window felt. Push it down between the glass and the molding, with the smooth side to the glad and the traction side on the felt. Saw it up and down and work your way across. It may take a few times, but it gets it reasonably clean and the zip tie don't scratch the window.

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