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krupa33
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Hey man what front bumper and guard tube is that?
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Jtaugner
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Any regrets going so dark?
I've got a 23' BW Rubi coming and love the look of 5%.
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DSW21
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Fellow Marylanders,
If you're like me and you're itching for a scenic drive with your Jeep, the Frederick Watershed is a great place to start. You can drive it exclusively in two-wheel drive (when it's not snowed in), but it is neverthless very scenic and relaxing if you're just looking to get away for a bit.
I've been out to the watershed a number of times. Earlier last year, I decided to record my entire drive through the trails. It was on the heels of Spring so it wasn't the least bit exciting, but it was still enjoyable to drive through. It's also a great spot to get some shots of your Jeep.
Enjoy!
If you're like me and you're itching for a scenic drive with your Jeep, the Frederick Watershed is a great place to start. You can drive it exclusively in two-wheel drive (when it's not snowed in), but it is neverthless very scenic and relaxing if you're just looking to get away for a bit.
I've been out to the watershed a number of times. Earlier last year, I decided to record my entire drive through the trails. It was on the heels of Spring so it wasn't the least bit exciting, but it was still enjoyable to drive through. It's also a great spot to get some shots of your Jeep.
Enjoy!
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DSW21
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So much for a conservative build.. ha!
17x9 Fuel Off-Road Ammo wheels sitting on 37x12.5R17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss M/Ts. Love how it turned out! So far I'm super impressed at the ride quality considering these are some aggressive mud terrains. I was also expecting a much louder ride but it's only slightly louder than the outgoing 35" Mickey Thompson A/Ts.
17x9 Fuel Off-Road Ammo wheels sitting on 37x12.5R17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss M/Ts. Love how it turned out! So far I'm super impressed at the ride quality considering these are some aggressive mud terrains. I was also expecting a much louder ride but it's only slightly louder than the outgoing 35" Mickey Thompson A/Ts.
Rubidouxit
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Nice looking ride! How are the Baja Boss M/T's treating you so far? I've been considering the same tire. Also, what are your thoughts on the Fuel Ammos after having them awhile also? The tires and wheels look like a good combination.
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DSW21
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The wheel/tire combo have been great. Only aired down once when I took it to the beach, but haven't run them through anything strenuous otherwise. No issues at all after about 7k miles of use. Even though they're M/Ts, the Baja Bosses are a considerable upgrade over the Baja ATZs I was running previously. I drive around at 25psi so the Jeep rides really smooth considering its sitting on 37s with a 2.5in lift. I kinda wish I went bigger LOL, but it's great as it is. Very happy with it as my daily driver even if I am only averaging 13mpg
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DSW21
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My long overdue dash panel upgrade is finally complete. A couple months ago, I had some dash panels custom dipped with a topographic pattern to replace my stock red panels. The final product turned out great. I also installed some topographic decals on the fender to complete the look.
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