Mike L
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- Anaheim, CA
cracker said:Never mind
That was quick....................
-Mike
What does your rig weigh?
- Thread starter SeanP
- Start date
That was quick....................
-Mike
- Location
- East of Cincinnati
cracker said:
I'm pretty sure that is the single, UGliest xj I have ever seen.
Bra-vo...
Robert
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA
Goatman said:
I had almost forgot about that. You know how trends come and go and then come back. Yup, I think this will be one of them for you.
87xjco
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- Location
- Denver, CO
Just weighed the Xota today. Now that I have the D44's and the cage done I wanted to know.
I did have about a 100 lbs. of tools and recovery gear and a full size spare. No driver.
It weighed 4,160 lbs. I was hoping it would be a little lighter.
I did have about a 100 lbs. of tools and recovery gear and a full size spare. No driver.
It weighed 4,160 lbs. I was hoping it would be a little lighter.
Roxtar
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- NW Indiana-Chicago area
Nice tube work.87xjco said:Just weighed the Xota today. Now that I have the D44's and the cage done I wanted to know.
I did have about a 100 lbs. of tools and recovery gear and a full size spare. No driver.
It weighed 4,160 lbs. I was hoping it would be a little lighter.
Roxtar
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- NW Indiana-Chicago area
Update with new axles.
Completely trail ready with tools:
5510lbs
2900lb on front
2610lbs on rear
Completely trail ready with tools:
5510lbs
2900lb on front
2610lbs on rear
David Taylor
NAXJA Member #570
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- San Marcos, Ca
kid4lyf said:
:twak: slim that thing down some.
CRASH
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Foresthill, CA
For me, it's easier to admit that my junk is a portly trail rig and build appropriately. Hard to slim down and maintain the utility part of the SUV.
Yeah, there are some climbs my junk won't make. Oh well, a pull on the Jager and a pull on the cable makes me feel better about the situation.
Yeah, there are some climbs my junk won't make. Oh well, a pull on the Jager and a pull on the cable makes me feel better about the situation.
Roxtar
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- NW Indiana-Chicago area
How, chop the body up?David Taylor said:
If I wanted a TJ or MJ I'd buy one.
If I wanted a tube buggy I'd build one.
Paul S
NAXJA Member #103
- Location
- Woodland Hills, CA
kid4lyf said:
I spent the past couple nights removing all things heater related, good for 29 lbs. & hte best part is it's all up front & above the COG.
A/C is good for 21 lbs.
Center cosol is good for 9 lbs.
There's a start for ya. All things that you can do without.
Paul
Roxtar
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- Location
- NW Indiana-Chicago area
And then I wouldn't have a heater, or AC, or a convenient place to put switches, ARB controls, and coffee cup.Paul S said:
What next, no power to the Corbeaus?
Could I do without them?
Sure, I live near Chicago, never gets cold in January, or hot in August. I could just hold my drink.
I could remove some cage triangulation.
Should be good for a few pounds.
OT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Jensen, UT
Hey now, the Flowmaster keeps everything nice and toasty in the winter and the no windshield and roof thing keeps me breezy in the summer.
You can put in bicycle bottle holders for drinks.
Cutting off the C-pillars saved me 60 more lbs, so I'm now down to
3700
You can put in bicycle bottle holders for drinks.
Cutting off the C-pillars saved me 60 more lbs, so I'm now down to
3700
David Taylor
NAXJA Member #570
- Location
- San Marcos, Ca
OT said:
Keep cutting. There is still a good 200 you can get out of there.
OT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Jensen, UT
Hell, if I wanted to remove 200lbs that badly, I'd just cut the lap belt...David Taylor said:
CRASH
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Foresthill, CA
If we're really down to the last 50-100 pounds, I think it's time to start posting pics of GF's and wives. 
Paul, you don't let your wife and kid ride with you anymore, do you?
Paul, you don't let your wife and kid ride with you anymore, do you?
Paul S
NAXJA Member #103
- Location
- Woodland Hills, CA
CRASH said:If we're really down to the last 50-100 pounds, I think it's time to start posting pics of GF's and wives.
Paul, you don't let your wife and kid ride with you anymore, do you?
Garry's not my wife, he just cooks my meals on the lakebed. & he's been put on notice. If he doesn't get his buggy done he'll have to find a new ride.
Paul
p.s. Leilani doesn't want to ride with me:tear: something about JV not looking like the 'Con.
CRASH
NAXJA Forum User
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- Foresthill, CA
Paul S said:
Which reminds me, have you decided to trade your kid's future for the lakebed?
It's a buyer's market up here right now, mega inventory......