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Before the mud bogs, I spray pam or WD-40 on the chassis and underside. The best thing I ever bought for cleaning is a hot water pressure washer that uses diesel fuel to heat water to steam clean. This will melt off mud and oil. I have cleaned greasy engine compartment and oil soaked axles, transmissions and transfer cases and they turn out looking new with some 200-220 degree pressure washing.
I love when you post pics of that thing! Just something about that tire / vehicle combo that just looks killer!
And yes, the Pam trick is awesome! I thought the guy that told me about it was lying to me until I tried it for myself. I also use it to fix squeaky door hinges to, works great for that as well!
Originally Posted by SignfcntOthr
I put a lawn sprinkler under mine and let it sit there for a while. Wasn't real muddy though.
I read that and pictured a muddy truck sitting in someones front yard with a sprinkler under it while someone was just sitting back admiring how well it worked! LOL
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to FObangah again.
Damn it.
Might want to hold on to the rep, because it wont be an off-roader anymore.
Front disc conversion, low-down forks, 6" stretch, lowered seat rail, 6 spoke alloys, are ordered/delivered and more on the way. It's basically becoming a sport bike.
Might want to hold on to the rep, because it wont be an off-roader anymore.
Front disc conversion, low-down forks, 6" stretch, lowered seat rail, 6 spoke alloys, are ordered/delivered and more on the way. It's basically becoming a sport bike.
Wasn't real muddy though.
Re: Post a pic of your offroader/4x4.
