Lifted jeep TJ climbing sand - why I need lockers

[dragonblood199]

I want those tires. But I need a lift. And a tire rack.  That added up real quick. =-/ Than If i get a tire rack, I am gonna want a sub woofer in the spare tire well.

[EdVinay412]

how big of a lift?

[Brian86992DH]

@EdVinay412 It's somewhere around 4"

[14320swpr]

that's a nice stinger, what kind is it?

[SythX99]

hey how do those duratracs do in sand / mud / dirt and if you get it, snow?

[Brian86992DH]

@SythX99 They have done well for my needs in mud and sand. They pulled through Florida mud nicely and I never got stuck in sand however wheeling in Indiana I did have trouble clearing the treads in slick clay. I haven't driven it in snow yet.

[ryanjh2005]

good to see a chick wheeling..and she didnt stall. lol jk

[Katoosha2006]

learning to drive would be more valuable tha lockers.

[Brian86992DH]

@Katoosha2006 This wasn't even me driving. This was my girlfriend driving who was just learning to drive stick, uphill in sand. I doubt you even know how to drive stick. Dickhead.

[kc8ntp]

@Brian86992DH Well, she didn't stall it and did pretty good for a noob, so don't even listen to the assholes that cannot even read the description. She gets some time behind the wheel and she will learn to do better. I have seen a lot of morons that have been driving a manual for quite a while stall out in the sand, so she did fine for just learning how to drive a manual. Anybody can learn to do this with an auto; a manual, on the other hand, takes a little more to get it down... er, up, lol.

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