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    For you 4x4 fans

    I got this message from the Pirate4x4 website and thought the 4x4 users here might enjoy it.

    Dan

    Ok folks, it's time to let the cat out of the bag! We are here in Reno, NV for "Reno Rocks"... Think of it as the Hot August Nights of Rock Crawling. If you're not going to be here, you're missing out. But fear not, because we are going to be doing something that has never been done before at a rock sports event. We will be bringing you live video coverage. So what's so new about that, you ask?

    We have contracted with Aspect Studios (Krawler Nation) to bring you live, unprecedented coverage of this weekend's event. We will have four high definition studio cameras on the course with a professional production crew. The production engineer will switch from camera to camera live on the fly to bring you non-stop action, and even live interviews. The live video will begin on Friday morning at 10:00am. and run through the final shootout on Sunday afternoon. We will also bring you live coverage of the Friday night pool party and bikini contest.

    So please, tell your friends about this event. And even more important, please visit Polyperformance, our sponsor for this epic coverage!


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    Ok so what are you doing on the 4x4 forum? Planning on a radical modification for your Camery?

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    I'll explain Monday. I tried to call you about a forge at a garage sale today but didn't have your new number.
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    I was thinking aboud doing a mod to my vett!!!!
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    Yeah Keith, you need a serious lift kit for it.
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    Thers are not many rocks to climb in the Chicago area. I guess that I will pass on the project!!
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    Not too many rocks in Michigan either but wouldn't it be nice to be able to climb the ones that are there?

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    Most of the rocks in Illinois can be climbed with a stock 4x4. Like everything else there ARE exceptions.
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    Well I sent the last payment on the Jeep in this month. Time to start lifting and putting on some cool bumpers. After seeing some of the post here and how well the bumpers turned out I think I might give it a shot myself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by torqueman View Post
    Well I sent the last payment on the Jeep in this month. Time to start lifting and putting on some cool bumpers. After seeing some of the post here and how well the bumpers turned out I think I might give it a shot myself.
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