karl vs sick boy

Cascade_Crawler · Jul 28, 2006

TreeClimber said:
XJon,

Take a deep wiff and you can actually smell the sarcastic odor of Crusty-isms

when he writes " What the F..." does "WTF" mean, the odor just reeks.

I didn't think he really needed an explanation, but whats wrong with playing along, plus I got to feel superior to the all mighty crusty. :flipoff: :redneck:

Cascade_Crawler · Jul 28, 2006

Oh, and back on topic, I wont be able to make it.

NotMatt · Jul 28, 2006

XJonathan said:
Oh, and back on topic, I wont be able to make it.

WTF not?

(See, there's a new definition for WTF

)

Cascade_Crawler · Jul 28, 2006

NotMatt said:
WTF not?

(See, there's a new definition for WTF )

That is a tuffy :redneck:

I still have to move stuff over to the new house and shop. Read: (tons of old mopar ****)

FiFo · Jul 28, 2006

Well, Karl just left my house with the stock set of tires and rims that came with my Cherokee on his rig. I swear if nothing else you guys have to come out just to see how crazy cool a lifted TJ looks on donut tires.

KarlVP · Jul 30, 2006

Well I got my pics uploaded. And here they are.

A little tire humping on 28's

Darren Gettin' it. (hope I spelled your name right)

Some cycle guys decided that If I could do It on 28's so could they.

Me having fun

Sick_boy got to here and that was it.

And one of our motley crew.

More to come shortly. We took my rig with the 28's up all the original lines on sac-up.

What sayest thee now... Buggy guys?

KarlVP · Jul 30, 2006

Original lines all the way.

Just to let the big guys know, all you need is 28's.

Yes, I made it. Not just a poser shot.

This mud was nasty on 28's. Almost got stuck but the skinny pedal proved to be liberating.

KarlVP · Jul 30, 2006

Penny showing us how it's done on her monster tires.

wheelinjp · Jul 30, 2006

Loolks like you guys had fun. Did sick-boy break his shizzy? Why stop there? BTW that was the exact obstacle I drove my friends sami over that I enjoyed so much I though of the challenge among friends on 31s. I bet you guys had a blast.More pics

PORTER · Jul 30, 2006

Wow, you made it up the origional lines on Sac Up:clappy:. Now when you are ready to take some tough lines let us Buggy Boys know.:kissmyass: :haha:

FiFo · Jul 30, 2006

Here a are a few of my pics.

KarlVP · Jul 30, 2006

PORTER said:
Wow, you made it up the origional lines on Sac Up:clappy:. Now when you are ready to take some tough lines let us Buggy Boys know.:kissmyass: :haha:

Sure if you put 31" or less tires on your rigs. :clappy:

FiFo · Jul 30, 2006

A couple none-Karl pics.

My Turn

Penny

KarlVP · Jul 30, 2006

No pics of the carnage Mike?

Poor Mike schnappied the shafty on his Dana 30. The bummer part is it was only about 10 minutes into our day. No spares = 3 wheel drive. :sad:

Mrs. Crusty · Jul 30, 2006

:haha: :haha:
Great pics guys, looks like good times were had! :beer:

FiFo · Jul 30, 2006

KarlVP said:
No pics of the carnage Mike?

Poor Mike schnappied the shafty on his Dana 30. The bummer part is it was only about 10 minutes into our day. No spares = 3 wheel drive. :sad:

Well, I wasn't going to mention that little detail, but since you brought it up here are a few.

I broke the a U-Joint and the long shaft. Here me and Karl are disasembling everything while Tom Tom watches the high-lift for us.

Disasembled

The hill that did it.

Binder · Jul 30, 2006

KarlVP said:
. We took my rig with the 28's up all the original lines on sac-up.

What sayest thee now... Buggy guys?

Looks like you guys had a good time, good for you but do you even know the original lines of sack up?:;

Binder · Jul 30, 2006

KarlVP said:
Sure if you put 31" or less tires on your rigs. :clappy:

If I put 31's on my rig you will follow? Do you know how rock stable a buggy on 31's would be?

KarlVP · Jul 30, 2006

Binder said:
If I put 31's on my rig you will follow? Do you know how rock stable a buggy on 31's would be?

That would be pretty cool.

And the original lines are what I got from crash. So, if I'm wrong, blame him.

The trail was extremely easy. It was dry the whole way.

NotMatt · Jul 31, 2006

I only have a couple pics from the day. My YJ did awesome for its first time out, except for the whole axle wrap thing that took out the yoke bolts. I was thinking to myself... "this'll be my last attempt at this, I should stop before I break a u-joint, wow that axle wrap is pretty bad.." then *BANG* :redneck:

Glad I had a spare yoke on me. Time to get that anti-wrap bar built and drill the yokes for u-bolts instead of straps.