Critique rjroffroad.com
10-18-2006, 05:30 PM
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Re: Critique rjroffroad.com
You need some real lifts for 99-04 superdutys, donahoe racing or the full throttle coil over conversion. BDS makes a good cheaper kit, procrap is a joke for the earlier trucks. I dont like your bushwaker fender flare shopping because the pics of the trucks dont match the flares, I had to read each description but I will order a set of cutouts in the spring for my beast from you. 
ps I'm jewing you down 
ps I'm jewing you down
10-18-2006, 05:47 PM
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Re: Critique rjroffroad.com
Originally Posted by highroller54
You need some real lifts for 99-04 superdutys, donahoe racing or the full throttle coil over conversion. BDS makes a good cheaper kit, procrap is a joke for the earlier trucks. I dont like your bushwaker fender flare shopping because the pics of the trucks dont match the flares, I had to read each description but I will order a set of cutouts in the spring for my beast from you. ps I'm jewing you down
ps I'm jewing you down I am fairly limited on bushwacker images, but you're gonna find that with most of the vendors that sell them. Either way I'm working on it.
10-18-2006, 06:01 PM
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Re: Critique rjroffroad.com
Originally Posted by junkyard racer
Looks good man.
Heres my honest pointers:
-the blue lettering in the opening paragraph made me instantly think "Link". I'd change that color of font, or outline it.
-Steves right, the opening paragraph def. needs to be re-written -yeah this stuff is just kinda preliminary, ill be spending months making changes to this site, and you're right it is kind of bland
-and another question. Is the shop new or the site new? If its just the site, I would make sure people know the business has been established for a long time, you are just opening it up on the net to go 'worldwide' now, or 'due to continous growth'. People are sketchy when it comes to buyin from new business', especially over the internet.
- Its odd, "RJR Off-Road" is new, while "RJR Products" is a long established business. I know where you're goin with this though.
-the "enter" line is way to small, I totally missed it the first time I clicked on the site. True, but at the same time, there are 20 links on that one page that all put you into the store, so should I even bother?
-put your counter way at the bottom and reset that bitch to like 8479 or something like that. thats a pretty 'bland' counter also. there are TONS out there that look better IMO I moved it I'll work on the other changed later, its not a bad idea.
Other than that, I think it looks real good man.
Heres my honest pointers:
-the blue lettering in the opening paragraph made me instantly think "Link". I'd change that color of font, or outline it.
-Steves right, the opening paragraph def. needs to be re-written -yeah this stuff is just kinda preliminary, ill be spending months making changes to this site, and you're right it is kind of bland
-and another question. Is the shop new or the site new? If its just the site, I would make sure people know the business has been established for a long time, you are just opening it up on the net to go 'worldwide' now, or 'due to continous growth'. People are sketchy when it comes to buyin from new business', especially over the internet.
- Its odd, "RJR Off-Road" is new, while "RJR Products" is a long established business. I know where you're goin with this though.
-the "enter" line is way to small, I totally missed it the first time I clicked on the site. True, but at the same time, there are 20 links on that one page that all put you into the store, so should I even bother?
-put your counter way at the bottom and reset that bitch to like 8479 or something like that. thats a pretty 'bland' counter also. there are TONS out there that look better IMO I moved it I'll work on the other changed later, its not a bad idea.
Other than that, I think it looks real good man.
Originally Posted by ryan89crx
what kind of deals can you get me on lift kits for '94 ranger 4.0 4x4?
site looks good Jason!
site looks good Jason!
10-18-2006, 06:02 PM
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Re: Critique rjroffroad.com
Originally Posted by ****
The suspension companies I work with are TrailMaster, Tuff Country, Pro Comp, Bell Tech, Energy Suspension, Fabtech, Ground Force, Hellwig, Rancho, Sky Jacker,and Superlift. I don't anticipate any others coming in, but anything you see in those vendors catalogs, I can get.
I am fairly limited on bushwacker images, but you're gonna find that with most of the vendors that sell them. Either way I'm working on it.
I am fairly limited on bushwacker images, but you're gonna find that with most of the vendors that sell them. Either way I'm working on it.
10-19-2006, 12:47 AM
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Re: Critique rjroffroad.com
