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Shut up Matthew ??you're just jealous

Replaced the link, and good to go now. Started right up. I have a spare on the way as well.. Thanks to all for the replies. I appreciate it!

The weather here in the Tennessee valley couldnt be better than its been the last month. Sunny days and cool nights with plenty of miles behind me. Thank you Lord for blessing me. Sent from my SM-S737TL using Tapatalk

Ya, chill dude with some tube bumpers Are they ginger or brown though lol? Might have to check his build thread to find out

They probably have funny hair though. ?

I bet whoever took this picture was pretty cool ?

I ran 2 sets of 4Runner wheels on my old pathy, with no rings. Never had an issue with vibrations. Quite frankly never knew the rings existed. Pretty hard to throw off 6 lugs unless you impact one on like @Bax03SE said. I will say however, that I currently have OEM wheels and spacers on my new rig and even though they are hub centric, I had some fitment issues on the fronts due to the nuts on the hubs. Not sure if it’s just my spacers or nuts, but at least you have a heads up now

also my rig is my daily takes me back and forth to work everyday happy as can be so that’s why i take such care in the whole tightening those boys properly. vibrations are annoying so i’ll also get those hub rings at some point probably soon as well Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

this is what i did this weekend (top pic is durring it wasn’t installed yet) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

https://www.discounttire.com/buy-wheels/vision-soft-8 https://www.amazon.com/Pro-Comp-Wheels-51-5883F-Crawler/dp/B009X24A8O/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=steel+wheels+6x5.5&qid=1559606371&s=automotive&sr=1-2-catcorr So easy a caveman could do it

I almost felt like I needed to leave it with my own personal users guide lol, with a list of requirements for ownership including membership on here!

@micahfelker stopped by for a weekend of wheeling! He smoked his rockers and I opted out on some obstacles because of that. Small update: I added lights. Flush mount fogs (nighlight), spots pods in the lower bumper (nighlight), spot lights on the roof rack (xprite), and rear spot pods (nighlight). The do the job for only costing $12, $20, $23, and $12 respectively. ALSO: I have trailgear 67" sliders on order. i will be welding them to my unibody rail with either my own gusset kit or a premade one. I'll tack thicker steel onto that rail for sure and then weld the sliders to the steel squares. Any tips or suggestions on how to best fit them? how far from the body should they be/what angle should they be set at? My grandpa is teaching me to weld and we'll probably tackle this project together once he's back in town. I'll do some research online about getting them to mount at the most useful angle, but if you all have any quick suggestions id appreciate it! Check out the NPORA sticker on my rear window, like $9 on etsy! I also picked up a smittybilt kinetic energy rope and a $30 harbor freight air compressor-the compressor is slow and overheats after 2.5 tires, so mayble i'll pick up another one and run two at a time. Still cheaper than alot of other air setups.

well shoot. hopefully whoever picks up your pathy finds NPORA

Back in the desert

I'd get a medium duty OME set of springs. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk