I am NEVER Wheeling AGAIN.......

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

.......at least in my dail driver , i screwed her up bad :bawling:

pics of the aftermath of meeting a tree

with the steering wheel/pitman arm straight

more pics:

jacked up to take the beam out tomorrow:

i have alot of work to do

bcost882 · Apr 10, 2010

mmmmm. need a new tie rod? oh well. it could be worse

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

bcost882 said:
mmmmm. need a new tie rod? oh well. it could be worse

it bent the driver side beam , i have all new parts in it too ( tie rods , sleeves , ball joints , drag link , springs , shocks , u-joints )

bcost882 · Apr 10, 2010

ok maybe it couldn't be worse. that sucks

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

the damage stands at :
-Bent Driver side beam
-Bent Rim ( straightened it at home with a sledge , gotta love steel rims )
-Smashed Fender
-Smashed Park/Turn Light
-Bent Bumper
-Smashed Header Panel
-Lot's O' Scratches

mc_muench · Apr 10, 2010

looks like it was fun until you hit the tree tho...that sucks tho

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

mc_muench said:
looks like it was fun until you hit the tree tho...that sucks tho

it was fun , too bad it happened about 20 minutes into the actual fun :annoyed:

PaleBlue90 · Apr 10, 2010

so how did it happen? sounds painful

Doom's Day Custom · Apr 10, 2010

My question would be what where you doing or what cause you to hit a tree??Thats what happen when it's your daily driver and i learned this the hard way!!!!

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

PaleBlue90 said:
so how did it happen? sounds painful

we were ridin through the woods , and there was this pit that this kid got stuck in because you had to make a sharp turn and could not get enough speed , so everyone after him did like a 3 point turn to get a good line , well i gave her hell though the pit and when i started up the hill i hit the tree that everyone else just barely missed because the trail was wough and i was bouncing all over , my wheel was slighty to the left when i hit , and then it smashed the fender the tire hit the tree square on at about 10 mile an hour and it bent the beam back

kimcrwbr1 · Apr 10, 2010

If you dont wash it no one will ever know unless they notice that the rear wheels are not following the front ones you will never do it again till the next time huh

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

Doom's Day Custom said:
My question would be what where you doing or what cause you to hit a tree??Thats what happen when it's your daily driver and i learned this the hard way!!!!

i was at Schmidt's 3rd Annual Offroad Rally , on a trail with a bunch of other people , all of whom narrowly missed the tree i hit :annoyed:

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

kimcrwbr1 said:
If you dont wash it no one will ever know unless they notice that the rear wheels are not following the front ones you will never do it again till the next time huh

the plan is to get the 2000 Ranger that i plan on using for this stuff finished before the next time

Toms01PSD · Apr 10, 2010

All I gotta say is...
Chicks dig body damage.

WNY964x4 · Apr 10, 2010

Toms984x4 said:
All I gotta say is...
Chicks dig body damage.

yea , that is what i can say after i replace the front axle :annoyed:

I am NEVER Wheeling AGAIN.......

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