Northern Utah BS thread
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From: Taylorsville, UT
Year: 1999
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Would there be more Monday/Tuesday Moab interest if Pritchett got put on the roster? 
I would be interested in hitting it, but need another rig to come along.
I am sure someone is getting under the weather and will have to call in sick those days

I would be interested in hitting it, but need another rig to come along.
I am sure someone is getting under the weather and will have to call in sick those days
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From: Utardiland
Year: whats left of a 91
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Originally Posted by Tobyxj
Nope yeah not good pic it clears that mount it hits the track bar mount on the bolt

Or you can just cut it off and relocate your trac bar where its going to need to go anyways lol
Originally Posted by jmaxj
Let it hit, it won't hurt the DOM

Or you can just cut it off and relocate your trac bar where its going to need to go anyways lol
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From: Huricane, Utah
Year: 1994 Ford Bronco
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Engine: 351 W
Sounds good unless your rear window pops out like mine did 
Edit.... I just noticed my qoute didnt work that is to Jason lol

Edit.... I just noticed my qoute didnt work that is to Jason lol
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Originally Posted by Tobyxj
Where is it going to need to go ?
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From: West Valley
Year: 1998
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Also, is there anyway I could spend five more minutes under your rig sometime this weekend, I missed two measurements I didn't realize I needed?
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I would be "sick" If -
A- My manager wasn't on here... lol
B- I wasn't going on vacation next week.
Either way have fun! I really wanna do Pritchett again, and the Rim, my 2 favorites.
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Yeah its a cake walk lol, mine about fall out with my limit straps off

I got my brake lines and fittings! 34" fronts, 25" rear
hoping to get away and throw them on tomorrow!
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Yeah, only want to have them made once lol I am also mounting them higher.
Everything is tight? Tie rod ends? ball joints? how are the tires? old? unevenly worn? could have a bad/separating belt in the tire.
what changed when you did the shocks? good/new shocks shouldn't give you DW.
what changed when you did the shocks? good/new shocks shouldn't give you DW.
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here is a shot of mine - the more parallel you can get your drag link and track bar the better.
Put a pic of your front end from straight ahead into a paint program, then draw straight lines from bolt to bolt on the track bar, and a separate line from pivot point to pivot point on the drag link. The more those angles are off, the more of an issue with bumpsteer and possible DW it will cause. I was gettting DW for the first time recently when my angles were way off from crossover. After putting the track bar where it is now, I have not had it do it again yet.
Unfortunately, there are sooooo many things on our front ends that can contribute. One thing to look at is to have someone turn the wheel back and fourth on a high traction surface like pavement while you look from underneath. Look for any movement in your links, steering box, bushings, etc.
Put a pic of your front end from straight ahead into a paint program, then draw straight lines from bolt to bolt on the track bar, and a separate line from pivot point to pivot point on the drag link. The more those angles are off, the more of an issue with bumpsteer and possible DW it will cause. I was gettting DW for the first time recently when my angles were way off from crossover. After putting the track bar where it is now, I have not had it do it again yet.
Unfortunately, there are sooooo many things on our front ends that can contribute. One thing to look at is to have someone turn the wheel back and fourth on a high traction surface like pavement while you look from underneath. Look for any movement in your links, steering box, bushings, etc.
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