Not many rocks down here, but we manage to find them somehow. Check it out at www.gtjc.org, me and another guy started it here in Starkville, called the Golden Triangle Jeep Club, cus thats what this area is known as (3 towns that obviously make a triangle). Anyways, we're glad to keep the tradition and sport of 4-wheeling alive.
99 TJ Sahara D44 rear, super 30 front w/ ARB, 6" Teraflex LA, 1" body, 4.56 gears, 36" Iroks, Borla header, lots of other small stuff www.gtjc.org
Posts: 222 | Location: Starkville, MS | Registered: November 14, 2003
sounds like you guys have the same problem we have in Iowa. So when building our Jeeps we have to build with the thought of all kinds of wheeling Rocks, mud, sand you name it.
86' CJ7, 258,T18,D44's 4.56 f/r, Detroit front, Warn shafts, CTM joints, rear spool, 4wheel disc, SOA w/ wagoneer springs, custom shackle reversal, 38"tsl, Allied Beadlocks,8274-50 Warn, Custom 6 point cage, custom bumpers, and still building.
Posts: 464 | Location: Ackworth, Ia | Registered: December 07, 2002
One guy just moved from California to MS this month, and he said he never saw more than 1" of mud out west. I couldnt believe that, since here in MS, we seem to find mud that has no bottom. Ive seen a built buggy w/ 46" Claws bottom out in a hole just 20 min. from here. Mudholes around here start as mudholes, and over time become ponds, or at least thats what it seems to do. I guess 21 days of rain in one month will make for good mud.
99 TJ Sahara D44 rear, super 30 front w/ ARB, 6" Teraflex LA, 1" body, 4.56 gears, 36" Iroks, Borla header, lots of other small stuff www.gtjc.org
Posts: 222 | Location: Starkville, MS | Registered: November 14, 2003
