What a bunch of redneck, racist, ignorant, hateful assholes you are.

EmJustEm06

EmJustEm06

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Oh my gosh, the laughter induced out of reading this thread makes me think either I’m going to Hell for laughing or just have a very similar sense of humor to some badass folks. Hahaha


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TeamReam

TeamReam

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Best 2-3” JKU Overlanding and daily driver suspension setup

I was curious to see everyone’s thoughts on the best 2-3” JKU suspension setup on a daily driver to: run a 35” tire and to be used for overlanding, camping, light rock crawling, highways etc. A lot of what we do requires long stretches of washboard roads and tracked desert passes. I like to carry a good amount of heavy gear ie tools, recovery equipment , fridge full of beer, kids, dog, sometimes wife. Mostly concerned about ride quality fully loaded and reliability and ease or lack of maintenance.


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TeamReam

TeamReam

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Lived in Utah my whole life and traveled all over the state, never had to get a fire permit although a fair amount of places especially in the drier desert areas restrict fires all together. Like previous posts have said, check with the local officials first to be extra safe.


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WJCO

WJCO

Meme King
TeamReam said:
I was curious to see everyone’s thoughts on the best 2-3” JKU suspension setup on a daily driver to: run a 35” tire and to be used for overlanding, camping, light rock crawling, highways etc. A lot of what we do requires long stretches of washboard roads and tracked desert passes. I like to carry a good amount of heavy gear ie tools, recovery equipment , fridge full of beer, kids, dog, sometimes wife. Mostly concerned about ride quality fully loaded and reliability and ease or lack of maintenance.


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TeamReam

TeamReam

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You know I really like Eddie’s videos and social media posts and will continue to view and follow them. As for this forum; I understand that it is private and I respect that. But the tone that a lot of these threads take is pretty harsh and mostly uncalled for and a lot of really biased and untrue information is being spread around, some of it completely fabricated about other vendors and or people that like to support them.


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TrailHunter

TrailHunter

Hooked
TeamReam said:
You know I really like Eddie’s videos and social media posts and will continue to view and follow them. As for this forum; I understand that it is private and I respect that. But the tone that a lot of these threads take is pretty harsh and mostly uncalled for and a lot of really biased and untrue information is being spread around, someone of it completely fabricated about other vendors and or people that like to support them.


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This Forum has been around since 2011.... you joined last month... And you continually find the need to criticize it's format. Maybe the problem is your level of tolerance for all opinions that are not yours.
 
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