The cable does a great job. After a little fun on some rocks, my doughnut was nicely hanging there from the cable. Now it's a paper weight in my garage!
Flashphoton said:
And then you'll have to kill us?
I always wondered why my dogs kept shaking when they jumped out the back after a long drive. I don't have one of those what-ja-ma-jiggies.
SandMan
Flash, can you tell us how the WARP drive works, and how much for a rebuild? That got me all hot and bothered.
That got me all hot and bothered.
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billmallin
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NorCalDiscoII
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You've all got it wrong... It's a binding leash. Much like those found on snowboards and telemark skis. Should your rover come out of its bindings (drop an axle), that little steel cable will hold it to the body till your rover can step back into its binding.
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frickjp
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This is a Band-Aid that some engineer came up with to fix his/her original screw-up. When the rest of us do it, it's called a fuck-up. When engineers do it, it's called an update. There's 60+ pounds worth of update hanging up under the rear bumper of an LR3.
Thank God for engineers. If they didn't constantly screw up, I wouldn't have the fun job I have.
Thank God for engineers. If they didn't constantly screw up, I wouldn't have the fun job I have.
Just remember that any vehicular modification outside the manufacturers consent(ie removing this part) could result in your warranty being voided.
And don't forget if you remove it and have an accident and your insurance finds out they may not cover you.
And don't forget if you remove it and have an accident and your insurance finds out they may not cover you.
Yeah....what he said...
also the front one looks more like a front wheel off a small bigwheel for going over large rocks rather than two donuts...
LMAO....If I had wanted a hummer....I am crying here.
also the front one looks more like a front wheel off a small bigwheel for going over large rocks rather than two donuts...
LMAO....If I had wanted a hummer....I am crying here.