1st gen wheeling ?????? (4x4, off-road, pics??)
My 92 gets some light wheelin and ranch style work, but I dont think I could take it on a serious trail unless I added some more links and track bars, reinforced the hell out of the frame, and did something to improve the front driveline angles... 6" lift gets em a little too steep. 92 was the tow vehicle... the offroad truck gets serious trail duty.
first i find the pic. in my doc. i want and use some free software to downsize the file size then on here you go with the advance post and below the box where you type in there is a manage attachment button. from there hit the browse pic button and find your photo and hit download. give it a try if i missed some areas i will try to tell you again. i see you are from gresham and are going to college at la grand. i live out hillsboro way.
I take mine out every now and then, but as a daily driver i don't can't risk breaking it now, so i haven't done anything to extreme. mud pits, small rivers, random piles of rubbish...
here's a pic of me flexing a little.
and after i got stuck in a pile of chicken crap
here's a pic of me flexing a little.

and after i got stuck in a pile of chicken crap
I did some 4 wheeling in the fresh snow on the ski hill here last weekend, no rock crawling though, and I don't even have a flex pic yet(just installed the 4" lift a couple weeks ago). I have a set of BFG MT 35x12.50R17s waiting to go on, I just need some new wheels for them...

What brand lift? It looks... right.
Skyjacker 4" front springs, they actually lifted the front end about 5" in total because the stock springs were sagging a bit. I just got the local spring shop to put in an add a leaf in the rear which brought it up 3". Skyjacker Hydro shocks all the way around and dual steering stabilizers.
my truck loves the sand, it really doesent sink as much as you think it would and if you can keep off the pedal enough then theres not much wheel hop i wouldnt take my truck to the extremes but i'd go there to pull someone out
Skyjacker 4" front springs, they actually lifted the front end about 5" in total because the stock springs were sagging a bit. I just got the local spring shop to put in an add a leaf in the rear which brought it up 3". Skyjacker Hydro shocks all the way around and dual steering stabilizers.
I'm afraid to ask how that happened!
yummy....reminds me of my buddies dad....he took his dirtbike and was ripping wheelies and hit a rock and landed face first into a huge pile of chicken dung i never laughed so hard in my life
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Man thats got to be the nastiest stuff around after hog... you know what.
