NJ B.S. Thread

Yup.

Should arrive Thursday.

Just for the winchless peeps behind me at RC.

Beats getting ripped out by Jack the Ripper @04yota !!!! LOL

 

Coz you didn't notice that the f'ing RCI IFS skid was in the way of everything. Took my keen myopic eye to spot it while you two were holding up the beastly bumpers. LOL.

I checked with @Mobtown Offroad . Their skids get along well with the BFF Bumper.

 

Speaking of which. @Subway4X4 let me know when you get the front coils off. I bought a hi lift from @HolyHandGrenade . Looks like he's close to you so I'll take one trip up there to pickup both.

 

Will do.
I also gotta get Tim @HolyHandGrenade 's Engine Hoist back to him. Or Garrett @Manual man74 's to pick up directly from me.

 

yes, I had to cut my RCI skid to fit my Pelfrey bumper

 

Now you tell us. Thanks.

Matt and Eric barely held the damn bumper up with their 6 inch biceps and in subzero temps, while we pondered what was getting in the way.

 

Hey hey now. Not nice.

 

Whoaaa. Sorry. I meant 16 inch biceps.

 

Missed the call from Billy at brute force. Gonna give him a ring tomorrow gonna be talking rear bumper. Gonna go tube style rear like @cynicalrider

 

Nice!!!!!!!!

 

I would have done that route, to match my front, but I didnt like how it exposes everything underneath. I really like the tubes protecting the bedsides though. They tie in with my front bumper.

 

Sooo who's getting a tube bender. ??

 

Im surprised no one has tied the front bumper into the sliders, for that front fender protection.. #EAF

 

I agree but gonna go with a similar design like the plate rear. With tubing that protects the side body

 

I've seen that on a overland taco on YouTube. Actually it might have been a hulix

 

it probably was.. not much use for that, for Rausch. But for overlanding yes. Along with limb risers

 

So did you freeze your ass off this weekend

 

yes. I camped in the same campground 2 different times. I left at 1am, to drive halfway to my destination in Davis, WV. Halfway was Wolfs Gap in George Washington National Forest. Arrived at 3am. It was 14 degrees. Set up the tents and went to bed. We woke up, and it was 6. We drove the remaining time, to meet in Davis at 9am with a big Jeep overland group. Total, I think there were 18 trucks. Maybe 4, including us, were Toyota. The rest were Jeep.

We went on the trail. It was fun! Snow wheeling is a bit different. Got into some small creek crossings. Nothing too crazy. After dinner, everyone split up. We were going to camp at a site with electricity, but air temp was 4, but felt like -12. No one wanted to camp. We were trying to drive home, but WV roads are just hills, and no one was around. Almost fell asleep. Went back to the same campground, and camped with the same conditions as we started. I woke up, and barely could feel my feet.

 

That sucks but sounds like it was a good time. I need tires bad absolutely no traction in the snow ask @diabetik81 had him sitting up straight acouple times lol.