Northern Utah BS thread
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Year: 1998
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I wont be able to make Saturday (sucks, I love running Forest Lake), but I should be at the Chevron Sunday at 10:00 for Mineral basin. Damn, that reminds me, I forgot to snag some cash for the entrance fee. Add one more thing to the to-do list tommorow. I'm looking forward to getting out and wheeling with some of the crew, its been a tough summer, too many things have been getting in the way of getting out and playing.
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From: Taylorsville, UT
Year: 1999
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Definately a Tipper Gore quote, I believe she brought it up during her hubby's presidential run.



For the record Ryans were a pin style quick disconnect, I'm guessing the excitement of getting on the trail must have been their undoing.
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Model: Cherokee
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thanks for the compliments on the bumper I am definatly happy with it.
one question... I have the np242 transfercase, the H&T SYE flange it starting to get loose on my output shaft. its not the bolt or threads the plate its self is getting play in the splines. is it worth getting a NP231 transfer case and doing a true SYE or should i get another flage for $100? any opinions?
one question... I have the np242 transfercase, the H&T SYE flange it starting to get loose on my output shaft. its not the bolt or threads the plate its self is getting play in the splines. is it worth getting a NP231 transfer case and doing a true SYE or should i get another flage for $100? any opinions?
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From: Huricane, Utah
Year: 1994 Ford Bronco
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thanks for the compliments on the bumper I am definatly happy with it.
one question... I have the np242 transfercase, the H&T SYE flange it starting to get loose on my output shaft. its not the bolt or threads the plate its self is getting play in the splines. is it worth getting a NP231 transfer case and doing a true SYE or should i get another flage for $100? any opinions?
one question... I have the np242 transfercase, the H&T SYE flange it starting to get loose on my output shaft. its not the bolt or threads the plate its self is getting play in the splines. is it worth getting a NP231 transfer case and doing a true SYE or should i get another flage for $100? any opinions?
And yes your bumper looks killer!!!
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From: West Valley
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thanks for the compliments on the bumper I am definatly happy with it.
one question... I have the np242 transfercase, the H&T SYE flange it starting to get loose on my output shaft. its not the bolt or threads the plate its self is getting play in the splines. is it worth getting a NP231 transfer case and doing a true SYE or should i get another flage for $100? any opinions?
one question... I have the np242 transfercase, the H&T SYE flange it starting to get loose on my output shaft. its not the bolt or threads the plate its self is getting play in the splines. is it worth getting a NP231 transfer case and doing a true SYE or should i get another flage for $100? any opinions?
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guess its back to the drawing board