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Project Opportunity Cost (Diet Pepsi Mobile)

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  1. #1 Project Opportunity Cost (Diet Pepsi Mobile) 
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    So. Opportunity cost: The cost of something in terms of opportunity foregone. Diet Pepsi Mobile: the transportation for the single largest consumer of diet pepsi known to man.

    2001 WJ/ Kevins prototype round bar sliders:


    BB and 31's/ TR front bumper:


    Claytons/4+2 lift/33's/Bilstein 5150/MB motoring Rockers:


    35's/fenders trimmed/Kevins roof rack/Warn 9000 something or other:


    37's Krawlers on Allied beadlocks/front 9" 31s, high clearance CA brackets, Flipped tierod, ARB with airswitch, PSC ram, PSC steering box, shiney aluminum draglink, custom blue torch diff guard/Rear 9" 35s, detroit, custom truss, high clearance CA brackets, James Duff skid, custom swaybar links/NP 231 swap/Bilstein 5125:
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  2. #2 Re: Project Opportunity Cost (Diet Pepsi Mobile) 
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    Build pictures to follow. I am indebted to Chad for his help on the build. Strange to think how long ago I was driving it off the lot...

    PSC ram:






    Rear truss:


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    That a sick ass WJ...I love the wheels and 37 crawler
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    Awesome WJ you got there. Can't wait to see it in Moab.
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    Holly mother of all WJs that thing is wicked ...

    Can't wait to see this thing in Action at GSW .. don't be surprised if I drool all over your jeep
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    Holly mother of all WJs that thing is wicked ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gb02WJ View Post
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    I think I can match your Diet Pepsi consumption....but that WJ is badass!

    (I go through anywhere from a 12 pack to a case a day, I'd drink more but I just don't have the time!)( also I have become partial to Diet Pepsi Lime...hmmm)
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    I have always loved that Dub. Looks better than ever!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Halfdoc View Post

    2001 WJ/ Kevins prototype round bar sliders:

    This photo gets dated within in so many ways.
    Kevin's old place (the first Kevin's Offroad HQ)
    First gen round WJ sliderz (Wazny got the first square, and I own the square set that is pictured on Kevin's site)
    A small red WJ
    Shiney wheels
    New tires (has David boughten a new set of tires ever?)
    And a younger David...
    Last edited by chadjans; 05-28-2009 at 03:32 PM.
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    What I learned from this build:

    That steering ram is TIGHT in between the three bars that suround it
    David likes Diet Pepsi and collects things
    A rear WJ sway bar probably doesn't do much
    David needs to run water in the front tires (I have the tool to fill them waiting)
    Clayton's long arms make good trusses
    1" B7 rod bends

    Can't wait till GSW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kauzi Zj View Post
    I think I can match your Diet Pepsi consumption....but that WJ is badass!

    (I go through anywhere from a 12 pack to a case a day, I'd drink more but I just don't have the time!)( also I have become partial to Diet Pepsi Lime...hmmm)
    Umm wow. FYI aspartame is metabolized into methanol and formaldehyde, both of which are carcinogens. This is only significant in large volumes... ya know, people who drink a case of diet soda per day. I feel bad for your brain and liver!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elliott View Post
    Umm wow. FYI aspartame is metabolized into methanol and formaldehyde, both of which are carcinogens. This is only significant in large volumes... ya know, people who drink a case of diet soda per day. I feel bad for your brain and liver!
    The crap in the air on my drive to work is more carcinogenic than my diet pepsi.

    What the research shows:

    Large epidemiological studies haven't found a link between aspartame and cancer. A study of about 500,000 people, sponsored by the National Cancer Institute, compared those who drank beverages containing aspartame with those who didn't. It found that people who drank increasing amounts of beverages containing aspartame did not have a greater risk for lymphomas, leukemias, or brain cancer. The researchers found no link between aspartame consumption and those cancers.
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    It's a back and forth debate. For every publication that says aspartame is fine, there are 2 describing its carcinogenic effects in mice. While some of this is inflated by the media, it is hard to refute scientific findings. Not only that, but caffeine is also a carcinogen (in the sense that it is a promoter) it fuels the effects of primary and secondary carcinogens. To be safe, we should all probably limit our diets strictly to beer and Jack.

    Sorry to clog up your thread with this junk. Your rig is looking great, it's sure come a long way since I last saw it in '06.
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    Dave,

    I think that you may have gone from the most capable WJ, to one of the most capable GCs around. It looks awesome. I can't wait to see it in action in Moab.

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    nice build.. in particular the 9" axles, hydro assist, and 37's!

    how much lift are you at to clear those 37's?

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    Thanks and back at you

    6" springs with 2 inch spacers.

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    Wow that thing went from mild to wild in less than one page.

    Wanted to make sure I read correctly. You were at 6" total lift with the 33"s
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    Sorry and then you only trimmed to add the 35's. Could you post another pic of it on 35's? Thanks
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    Need some photos of the front arm axle mounts and stuff.
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