can anyone spot the problem in this pic?
 

lol

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Yeah your flash light sucks :D

Good work.

How'd you manage that? You must have been going balls out to break a 44 with 35s. Gotta tell the story too!

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yea well me and my friend desided to do alittle night wheeling. i tried this really hard hill climb, go about 80% the way up and turned the wheel to go around a big rock and all you heard was this really loud bang and i saw the u-joint go flying infront of the truck ! i was going kinda fast, had it in like 2 gear low range with it about 3,000 rpms so yea i was hammering it pretty good. then i found out my friend forgot the d44 shafts so i was ****ed. i was stuck at the bottom of this hill with no way out but up this really hard hill climb or up the way 3 came down that had about 3 ledges that dropped off about 3 feet so there was no getting back up them in 2wd. there was a river behind me and train tracks so i had to hop the train tracks ( was not happy about that at all) and then drive about 5 miles down the side of the tracks and then out onto the street.

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wow, really, just wow......

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nope looks good to me just bolt it up and away you go lol

yah thats not cool at all bet it was fun thow (untill that point)

thow i do agree with socha you do need to invest in a better light

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yea well i guess thats what i get for buying the heavy duty offroad u-joints lol [8D] its a maglight but the batterys where already alittle weak and i was using it tonight for a good hour. i also have the led conversion for it sitting in my room, thats another thing i have to do.

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heres another pic of the truck as it was getting dark, night wheeling the **** until you gotta fix something :D

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We've got the best way for fixing broken shafts on the trail. Ironicially we forgot the shafts this day too.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...352192_423.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...352193_725.jpg

Take the shaft out and shove a shock on there so you can make it home :D I love the good stories lol

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F that i just left the shaft in there :D

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Ha that works too! Your locked up front aren't you? You could have still 3 wheeled it and kept wheeling :D