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RuggedH2

Web Wheeler
Messages
247
Location
SL,UT
Two sets of wheels and tires, one for city driving and light wheelin' 37" ProComp Extreme A/T's on ProComp wheels, The other set is 38" BF Goodrich Mud T/A KM2's on ProComp wheels (for rougher stuff), with Staun internal beadlocks. Rancho 4" lift.
 

06 H3

a.k.a. "The Jackal"
Messages
9,502
Location
Meridian, ID
DAMN love your H2. That rancho kit looks badass and it seems like it performs as well as it looks too.
 

RuggedH2

Web Wheeler
Messages
247
Location
SL,UT
Thanks for all the positive comments guys, I appreciate it, look forward to meeting many of you in the future on the trails.
 

RuggedH2

Web Wheeler
Messages
247
Location
SL,UT
This was taken before the front locker, or the rear control arm modification to ditch those drop brackets that came with the lift kit. Those damn things always got hung up.

[video=youtube;yhFW4WZv3DY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhFW4WZv3DY[/video]
 

RuggedH2

Web Wheeler
Messages
247
Location
SL,UT
Been awhile since I have gotten to wheel with Jeff, Rugged you need a little you time!

I'd love to David, problem is two high-school aged teenage boys makes for the busiest time I've ever had in my life right now. Just bought tickets to fly to Denver to buy my kid a used Tahoe.

I need him to be able to drive himself and his brother to their own practices. It's not unusual to have a lacrosse game and a hockey game going on in two different cities at the same time, on the weekends. That keeps my wife and I swapping events. It is rare being able to both see the same game.

Don't want to wish the years of my life away, and I am glad to have these opportunities... but damn I'm busy.
 

mudbug

trail blazer
Messages
232
Location
Brighton,Co
This was taken before the front locker, or the rear control arm modification to ditch those drop brackets that came with the lift kit. Those damn things always got hung up.

Hey Rugged I know you had custom trailing arms made but how did you ditch the drop brackets?
 

RuggedH2

Web Wheeler
Messages
247
Location
SL,UT
I just took them off. The clearance improved greatly. I have some pictures on my other computer, I'll see if I can find them.
 
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