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Brett, as a child.

IMHO, the new one is much better. Easier to read letters, a more modern look, and an emphasis on displaying the acronym "U4WDA".

Did the amount of backspacing end up working out for ya then?

Nada. :ugh:

The Cedar City venue is easy to access by any vehicle. IMHO, way better event site for spectators when compared to St. George or Vernal.

Wow, some pretty cool rigs and lots o' pics too. It was good seeing you guys before returning back East as well. :)

Happy Birthday KENNETH!! :)

Wow, you're too nice... you're even worried about what the cat thinks. :p Good luck man. :)

We see many customers install a ram and not worry about such things. However, it's best to limit any undue stress to knuckles, ball joints, etc. by measuring the steering throw (or movement side to side) you've got before installing the ram. We offer a 6" and 8" stroke ram, but we can...

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Um, Jake, you're supposed to slow down when ya reach the top. :squint: :p

I sell Sunoco 100 and 104 unleaded. You can "water it down" with any unleaded fuel if ya want too. I'll sell it in a 5 gal. plastic bucket, 5 gal. metal can, or 55 gal. drum.

Wonder Woman and the Justice League were way ahead of the "anti blind spot" movement. :p

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These type of backorders happen from time to time and there is no sort of conspiracy behind it. Consider yourself lucky. Reverse rotation 5.29's (for a HP Toy 3rd) have been on backorder industry-wide since last November. Of course, thats a damn long time, but what can ya do but wait...

Well... I can't really "recommend" doing it, but many people in your situation will run 5.29's and 5.38's together with suprisingly good results. HOWEVER, the rigs I have heard of doing this are dedicated trail rigs and probably will never see a day of on-road driving in 4 HI. If that...

You think thats interesting? You'll have to see an ad Bryson saw for a Meier and Frank necklace that has the RL logo all over it. It would be amusing just to buy it and have around, but its $500. I'll try to remeber to post it up tomorrow...

It's all in the prep work! Without a doubt, there are many talented paint guys working at places like Maaco or Earl Schieb. Even if they are realatively new, they gain alot of experience real quick due to volume. However, they have to cut corners on the prep work to offer those deals.

I'll take one James... I could use a full size spare to go with the 285's on my tow rig.

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