Nashville, Tennessee
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More of an allighnment issue with the rear axle. Without adjustment the vehicle will want to sway more on the open road. To my understanding it will make the vehicle seem more top heavy. I could be very wrong on that. I have been running a 3 inch lift for years and either I am uses to it or there isn't really an issue. A mechanic friend brought it up so I am obviously obsessing over it.
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Nothing that I know of. I'm on a Wrangler enthusiast forum and the consensus is it's nothing but a possible cosmetic issue depending on the person. Im running a 2" lift with an adjustable front track bar, but I still have my stock rear in place.
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Right on bro. I believe the bar will be an after thought. Thank you everyone.
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I picked this up today at Target! It's the Coleman Triton and it's on sale for only $30! I couldn't turn it down... Two burner stove with 11,000 BTU output per burner. I still need to get the rest of my camping equipment but I can now cross this off the list [emoji106]
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We may have to postpone the trip to Stoney until we have a dry week. With all the rain this week it will be muddy and then next weekend is the forecast is rain Friday-Monday... I'll keep an eye on it and we can make a decision mid-week next week about what to do.
Hey everyone, just joined up and wanted to introduce myself. My name is Daniel, I live over in Hendersonville (NE of Nashville), I drive a 2014 Tacoma 4x4, and primarily do more tent camping than true overlanding. My wife and I moved to Nashville from Austin about 2 years ago, and we're really eager to try and get to know the area, find some good swimming holes, and just good places to be outside.
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Check out the Rally Point for January 27th! We're all meeting up to discuss plans for this year.Hey everyone, just joined up and wanted to introduce myself. My name is Daniel, I live over in Hendersonville (NE of Nashville), I drive a 2014 Tacoma 4x4, and primarily do more tent camping than true overlanding. My wife and moved to Nashville from Austin about 2 years ago, and we're really eager to try and get to know the area, find some good swimming holes, and just good places to be outside.
I saw that, I'll try to make it. Maybe I'll even get my lift on by then, parts have been sitting in my garage for almost two months.
Post up on here if you're planning an install day. Lots of helpful hands here!
I might take you all up on that. I feel okay that I could install it myself, I've just never done suspension before so I'm a little hesitant to tear into it on my DD. I think just the confidence a second set of hands and eyes provides may be what I need.
If there's anything I can ever help out with definitely let me know, I'm no mechanic but I'm definitely good for an extra pair of hands, still have all my fingers and everything!
I've got a steel rear bumper with tire carrier coming soon. I'll definitely need an extra set of hands to hold it in place while I bolt it up.
Just in case any of you were itching to wrench on a Rover [emoji6]
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I wish... I run a healthcare facility so any inclement weather turns me into a taxi driver to make sure my staff gets to work.So.... who is going exploring tomorrow if we get enough snow?
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