PhillipsRA

haha yeah i did, but i'm not as nit-picky/hardcore cleaner as some of the people on here, a little mud never hurt nobody, plus the chicks dig it (atleast where i come from)

MillerPKA

it's not just cosmetic, layers of clay caked on any of the parts underneath is definitely not good. clogged diff breather which will eventually promote leaks in the seal. catalytic converter, steering rack joints...all reasons you should take care of your insides

Fo-runna

Nothin wrong with it lookin like it gets real off road action with some dirt underneath. There is alot of clay like that in Virginia too. Real slimy stuff.
I always thought it was funny to see people with lift blocks under their springs or body lifts with $1200 worth of tires on a rig that has never seen anything other than pavement.

killa66cam

I bought my rims and tires from Wheel Source in Columbia. I got a pretty good price and they were about the only place fairly close that could get the rims I wanted at the time. You could also check the West Wateree Off-Road place in Lugoff.

Cam