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#21
03-03-2010, 09:32 AM
Hummer Novice
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Paradise Valley Arizona
Posts: 22
Re: Arizona carnage
Quote:
Originally Posted by SummitUp
That trail you were wheeling on looks like my driveway! 
How did you ever manage to break a tierod on such tame terrain!?
It usually takes an offroad trail <Like This> to break an OEM tierod!
Great Vid! LOL! I feel your pain! Regarding my tierods, the angle of the pics looks easy but it was probably 70 degrees or worse.
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2000 H1 Open Top, Yellow, 38.5X14.50 TSL SX
2003 H2 White, Fabtech 6", 40X15.50X22 Toyo Open Country MT
2009 H3T Alpha, F/R Lockers, Boulder Grey, Gobi Stealth, UCP, 35X12.50X18 KM2's
#22
03-03-2010, 09:33 AM
Hummer Novice
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Paradise Valley Arizona
Posts: 22
Re: Arizona carnage
Quote:
Originally Posted by johndjmix1
haha I was going to say the same thing. Come out to Colorado, take the trip up Storm Mountain =).
Sweet H2 tho....love the paint/tire/wheels combo.
Guys, I checked fabtech's site (Figure I should swap them in before I break my stock ones) and it says (For use with Fabtech Suspension System ONLY). ???
http://estore.websitepros.com/1182800/Detail.bok?no=547
--John
I wish Fabtech would have told me this when I bought their lift!
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2000 H1 Open Top, Yellow, 38.5X14.50 TSL SX
2003 H2 White, Fabtech 6", 40X15.50X22 Toyo Open Country MT
2009 H3T Alpha, F/R Lockers, Boulder Grey, Gobi Stealth, UCP, 35X12.50X18 KM2's
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