First time out on a trail, got the FJ on two wheels....

The Godfather · 07-03-2008, 01:37 AM

So my friend wanted to go wheeling with me. I had never been out on a trail before, so we went to a local trail. It turned out to be a pretty challenging trail! I ended up having my other buddy who rode with me drive a lot of it, as it was very intimidating! I saw the inclinometer hit 30 a few times, and beyond! Scray stuff on a small trail with nothing but drop on the left and right sides.

Anyway, here are some pics of my FJ. (sorry, cell phone pics, none of us had a camera, DOH!) I just put on 17" Procomp wheels and ProComp Xtreme Mudterrain tires (stock size, and the spare is a BFG allterrain) that I picked up from the forums' classifieds! Got my Tundra black handles on as well. Gonna do the complete black out this week!

FJ when clean:

Two wheel motion!

That rear wheel needs to be down on the ground!

Going up a steep hill. Almost couldn't make it as the tires were spinning on the smooth rocks, but it eventually made it up.

Zoomed in from afar

Uh oh, having a little bit of trouble going up!

Time to come back down!

Let's go right because left is no bueno!

Leading the way for an inferior product.. lol jk

That Jeep is pretty crazy!

Flexing the muscles...

The duo:

FJ showing off..

layonnn · 07-03-2008, 02:13 AM

Nice flex shots godfather. Looks like you are taking the blackout look one bit at a time as well. (with just that black handles) haha.

I had black handles and silver mirrors for about 2-3 months. Everytime i looked at it i just thought it looked so weird on my FJ.

The Godfather · 07-03-2008, 02:15 AM

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layonnn previously said:

Nice flex shots godfather. Looks like you are taking the blackout look one bit at a time as well. (with just that black handles) haha.

I had black handles and silver mirrors for about 2-3 months. Everytime i looked at it i just thought it looked so weird on my FJ.

hah yeah, installing the handles was easy, actually taking off the bumpers and painting is another story. I was hoping to do it this week, but I love how the FJ looks when it's dirty, so I don't wanna wash it to get the painting going lol. What a dilemma!

layonnn · 07-03-2008, 02:19 AM

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The Godfather previously said:

hah yeah, installing the handles was easy, actually taking off the bumpers and painting is another story. I was hoping to do it this week, but I love how the FJ looks when it's dirty, so I don't wanna wash it to get the painting going lol. What a dilemma!

All i have to say is black shows dirt MORE!