bmw88rider said:I actually have to agree with Woody on this one. Green FTW. Throw the bronze wheels on. It reminds me of the Camry coupe my mom drove forever in that color.
Yup all orders placed for new tires and new wheels
bmw88rider said:I actually have to agree with Woody on this one. Green FTW. Throw the bronze wheels on. It reminds me of the Camry coupe my mom drove forever in that color.
Yup all orders placed for new tires and new wheels
I can't get away from these!
time to mount up the new tires
A hun? And its green. You need to nickname that rig the "Super Sabre" aka "The Hun."
In reply to Appleseed :
But it aint that cool!
tires done
alignment done
side steps removed
torsion bars adjusted for a little leveling
Looks all ready for a nebraska winter.
Just looking at those tires has me reaching for my ear plugs. :)
You could prob remove the vibration dampener as well.
I don't mind the green. Around here it's all sliver, black, or white. My 100 series was white, and had 260k on it when I sold it. As far as I know it's still running strong to the buyer from KY. I also own a first gen Tundra that's just shy of 200k, and I bought it because I had such good luck with the 100.
mfennell said:Just looking at those tires has me reaching for my ear plugs. :)
I have about 65K on my FJC with those tires, it is slightly louder than AT tires. For those in the sports car world, it sounds like R888 or the old Azenis, and nowhere like the nice yoko a052.
It isn't anything like those crazy MT rubber all the jeep guys run with continous "roar roar"
bmw88rider said:Looks all ready for a nebraska winter.
Vultures! It isn't for sale yet. 
Placemotorsports said:You could prob remove the vibration dampener as well.
Will do it next week. Got a weekend offroad trip with the 100 and the 200. Should be interesting.
octavious said:I don't mind the green. Around here it's all sliver, black, or white. My 100 series was white, and had 260k on it when I sold it. As far as I know it's still running strong to the buyer from KY. I also own a first gen Tundra that's just shy of 200k, and I bought it because I had such good luck with the 100.
You had the best colour!
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Circling.....circling....We know weak prey when we see it. 
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See, that looks perfect for my style. Good mechanically. Not perfect visually so I don't feel bad if something happened to it in the wilderness. Already has the hitch for a small trailer/my bike rack. With the gold trim, it totally reminds me of mom's old camry.
In reply to bmw88rider :
it performed great yesterday
Is this a V8 or I6 version?
In reply to edwardh80 :
v8.
80 series (97) was last 6 cyl LC in USA
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Looks like it. That looks like a fun day playing in the dirt.
In reply to bmw88rider :
was a great day of fun
So glad you went with the blackwalls out
sucks that all that dirt and dust and mud will never wash off/out, no matter how hard you try
In reply to mr2s2000elise :
Sounds like I'll need to load up the camping crate and head west. Then we can take them both out.
Onemanarmy: What's wrong with some dirt on an adventure rig? If it was in my garage, It would see dirt often.
onemanarmy said:So glad you went with the blackwalls out
sucks that all that dirt and dust and mud will never wash off/out, no matter how hard you try
Well there is more to life than a perfect, pristine, showroom looking offroader, no?
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