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Old 12-22-2007, 12:16 AM   #61
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Re: Jeshua's FJ Build up

Nice chubby's bro... (That doesn't sound right does it?) I need some of those.
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Old 12-22-2007, 01:23 AM   #62
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Thanks Ollie, I am really happy with them. You can really tell the difference in the high speed rough stuff with whoops and stuff. And they didn't have any negative effect in the rocks in Coyote canyon. I give them a
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Nice truck and very nice write up. I really like the concept of using chubbys. Great job with your drawers in the rear compartment, very functoinal
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Nice truck and very nice write up. I really like the concept of using chubbys. Great job with your drawers in the rear compartment, very functoinal
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Thank you Don.
The drawers might change eventually I have an idea but will have to wait and see what pans out. The chubby's are great and are right up my ally as far as driving style so I will be putting them to good use.
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I added A TRD CAI thanks to my friend Thong. Thanks again T. your a good man. But I think I hate you, I love the sound at WOT and can't keep my self from going WOT from every stop sign and light to passing and merging. I think I will get even worse millage then I have been which is bad. The sound it makes is like music to my ears ~4000rpm's is the spot. Did I tell you guys it sounds amazing at WOT. Oh install was way easy about 30 min or so.

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After installing it and changing my oil I headed off to Corona to see my friend Uphill and pick up his old DR rear coil springs. (yep should be lifted in the rear by friday) And man it was a beautiful afternoon and I had to take a couple pics of the views I say on the way out to Corona.

West side of Hemet looking north at Big Bear.


On calico Expressway looking north
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Wow those mountains look almost as clean as your engine compartment
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Wow those mountains look almost as clean as your engine compartment

But I have clean radiators.
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You're welcome Josh. I'm glad it went to a good home. Beautiful photos of Big Bear.
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You're welcome Josh. I'm glad it went to a good home. Beautiful photos of Big Bear.
She will get lots of use thats for sure. Pics ant bad for sticking the camera out the window at speed.
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She will get lots of use thats for sure. Pics ant bad for sticking the camera out the window at speed.
I passed by Corona today too. Went to the Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona. My version of those snowy peaks. Haven't seen snow levels this low in a long time.

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