Can we get some wheeling/action pics/vids to go with all the build pics?

[DavidB]

We all see how you build....now how well can you drive? And how effective are all those hours in the garage? What are they worth in the dirt? What's your build/wheel philosophy?

 

[jekbrown]

no, because we're all web wheelers who work on their rig 99% of the time, and actually drive it the other 1%...

j

 

[jms]

My philosophy is 'wheel it now, and build it later...

 

[stallion85]

I wheel a minimum of once a month. My philosophy is wheel your rig and build it as you go. I think a lot of people get into their builds and hear things like you need this and you need that, but have never even taken there rig out of the garage! WTF??

I have learned a lot from here and showed up at BB05' with a D44 front end and still got the "You don't have a D60?? looks". It was all good though, I was still able to hang with a lot of the guys who had bigger and badder rigs.

I try to keep my K5 as simple as possible and my dis regard to body damage has labeled me as a crazy MOFO among my compadres here in Vegas. I am not afraid to try things that might end up in a roll or take out a large piece of sheet metal...my rig is so BLING BLING...lol.

Bottom line, wheel it, break it, fix it better than it was, wheel it, break it, fix it better than it was, etc. you get the picture......

 

[85mudblazin]

Ill have some in about a week or two, when I finish my truck

 

[MT wheeler]

My philosophy is wheel your rig and build it as you go. I think a lot of people get into their builds and hear things like you need this and you need that, but have never even taken there rig out of the garage! WTF??

I agree. Build it as you break it. I have 38in TSL's on a Dana 44 front, 14 bolt rear and used to run a Dana 44 front and 12 bolt rear and have not broke in quite a while. It probably has to do with I am working to much to go wheeling lately but never the less have fun with what you have. If you want to upgrade--GREAT but see how far you can push what you have first. You would be surprised at how much abuse the "small" stuff can take. When it does break it makes for learning and good carnage pics!

Wheel on and Break Parts!

 

[rdn2blazer]

web wheelers rule. you real world wheelers are just out to prove something.

 

[BranndonC]

you mean i'm supposed to get it dirty? take it off road? Yuck!

 

[rdn2blazer]

you real world wheelers are trying to push some kinda sick cult Id say.

 

[stallion85]

I wheel a minimum of once a month. My philosophy is wheel your rig and build it as you go. I think a lot of people get into their builds and hear things like you need this and you need that, but have never even taken there rig out of the garage! WTF??

I have learned a lot from here and showed up at BB05' with a D44 front end and still got the "You don't have a D60?? looks". It was all good though, I was still able to hang with a lot of the guys who had bigger and badder rigs.

I try to keep my K5 as simple as possible and my dis regard to body damage has labeled me as a crazy MOFO among my compadres here in Vegas. I am not afraid to try things that might end up in a roll or take out a large piece of sheet metal...my rig is so BLING BLING...lol.

Bottom line, wheel it, break it, fix it better than it was, wheel it, break it, fix it better than it was, etc. you get the picture......

Here a few pic's to shamelessly self indulge myself

 

[BLZN4FN]

Here are a few Not the best wheeling pics better ones to come