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Awesome!!! I would've guessed about 100lbs. Time to flip the old cc and roast the other side!! [emoji6]
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Awesome!!! I would've guessed about 100lbs. Time to flip the old cc and roast the other side!! [emoji6]
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JeepJeep75
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Looks awesome!! I like the real-time measure of your installation time.
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Glad you noticed that! Hoping it'd help others.
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I'll be installing this package in a week or two. Helped me to know that I can get it into the jeep now, (almost fully recovered from my surgery) and put it on next week, without making a day of it. Thanks!
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If you run into issues, just ask. Happy to help. Eddie did a great write up on it, as I'm sure you know.
Thanks!
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Yes and yes. Here are some pics I just grabbed for you. They did a really nice job designing it. All bolt on.
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Trip to Aspen
Drove to Aspen via Independence Pass today. Absolutely gorgeous. At times it's more or less a one lane road on the side of a mountain. Lake at the beginning was stunning; already planning on going back to camp there.
Drove through Leadville on the way over, which completely surprised me with its charm. Thinking of going back to explore that sometime. There are some good trails near there as well, so two birds one stone.
Outside Leadville there was a series of boulders, painted, with drill holes in them and other markings. No idea what the significance is but seemed like a photo shoot was warranted.
This is entering Independence Pass from highway 91:
Panoramic from near the top:
Continental Divide. Crazy to think two snow flakes from the same cloud will end up in different oceans just depending on which side of the ridge they fall.
Saw this guy in Aspen. Old Jeepster, completely restored. It was a thing of beauty.
Tomorrow we explore Aspen and hopefully do a trail! The occasion for the trip is the wife's birthday so we'll see what she wants to do
Drove to Aspen via Independence Pass today. Absolutely gorgeous. At times it's more or less a one lane road on the side of a mountain. Lake at the beginning was stunning; already planning on going back to camp there.
Drove through Leadville on the way over, which completely surprised me with its charm. Thinking of going back to explore that sometime. There are some good trails near there as well, so two birds one stone.
Outside Leadville there was a series of boulders, painted, with drill holes in them and other markings. No idea what the significance is but seemed like a photo shoot was warranted.
This is entering Independence Pass from highway 91:
Panoramic from near the top:
Continental Divide. Crazy to think two snow flakes from the same cloud will end up in different oceans just depending on which side of the ridge they fall.
Saw this guy in Aspen. Old Jeepster, completely restored. It was a thing of beauty.
Tomorrow we explore Aspen and hopefully do a trail! The occasion for the trip is the wife's birthday so we'll see what she wants to do
sipafz
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Thank you! Your trip look like it's off to a great start - beautiful country! Following.
WJCO
Meme King
Drove to Aspen via Independence Pass today. Absolutely gorgeous. At times it's more or less a one lane road on the side of a mountain. Lake at the beginning was stunning; already planning on going back to camp there.
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Tomorrow we explore Aspen and hopefully do a trail! The occasion for the trip is the wife's birthday so we'll see what she wants to do
Looks like a fun trip. I can tell by the above picture that you are really putting those new skids to the test. :thumb: :cheesy: