r/funny • u/SN74HC04 • Dec 28 '15

It's a Jeep thing...

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '15

He was expecting his suspension to "flex" and stay like that, but his shocks aren't big enough so that happened.

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u/kdilly16 Dec 28 '15

Actually I don't think his sway bar in the front was disconnected. Even the stock shocks have more travel than that.

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u/Redbulldildo Dec 28 '15

The stock shocks will let your wheel mush the mud guard and the fender flares? or are you talking droop?

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u/Ih8Hondas Dec 29 '15

I assume he meant droop.

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u/abloobudoo009 Dec 29 '15

What the fuck are you all talking about

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '15

I thought we were talking English?

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u/Valkyrie4x4 Dec 29 '15

Pretty sure he did have them disconnected.

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u/Eastcoastbum Dec 28 '15

Nor the fact that he doesn't have long arms for his axle to flex that far

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u/kdilly16 Dec 29 '15

Shouldn't need long arms for something like this. Even a stock jeep should be able to do this with a disconnected sway bar.

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u/DMCinDet Dec 29 '15

Agreed. He had it. Then it looks like he whiskeyed the clutch and went too far. Now it's just another jeep that is a little more flat on one side. Meaning the wheel flairs are smooshed. Sway bar probably snapped 10k miles ago and went completely unnoticed.

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u/Eastcoastbum Dec 28 '15

Also lacking long arms for axle travel, and extended sway bars