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Year: 1996
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it is a bad wheel bearing so i will get that fixed when i have the money. until then i drive it.
nothing new to report but that. I thru in my rear extension piece because i had to move some stuff and i am finishing up redoing my intake. That is about it
nothing new to report but that. I thru in my rear extension piece because i had to move some stuff and i am finishing up redoing my intake. That is about it
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Year: 1997
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sick build man looks really nice
question for ya...with that VHT nite shade how many coats did you apply and were you able to see in reverse at night?
question for ya...with that VHT nite shade how many coats did you apply and were you able to see in reverse at night?
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Thanks man! and i used 3 heavy coats. You can see everything clearly from 500+" so i am legal. But for reverse i was not worried since i have 100 watt HID simulate roof mounted fog lights (slim line). But some people tape over the clear reverse portion of the lense and paint the rest.
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Alright, so went out with TankerBlade today for some trail riding and later on some recovery. overall a good day, need to explore this part of AZ more often. Lots i never knew about. here are some pictures for today. sorry no crazy action shots because i accidently deleted those
and then getting this bronco II out of quick sand. It was a sandy/muddy water mix, but with the flowing water had the same properties as quick sand i swear
ended up pulling him from the front once we were able to jack the front free of the suction being caused.
btw we used a rock that was about 18" in diameter, just real nice and flat, as a base for the high lift and look at how much is still sank.... see this is what i mean by quick sand
need a nice good washing to expose the arizona pin striped caused today and the interior has more dirt in than my backyard at the moment.
and then getting this bronco II out of quick sand. It was a sandy/muddy water mix, but with the flowing water had the same properties as quick sand i swear
ended up pulling him from the front once we were able to jack the front free of the suction being caused.
btw we used a rock that was about 18" in diameter, just real nice and flat, as a base for the high lift and look at how much is still sank.... see this is what i mean by quick sand
need a nice good washing to expose the arizona pin striped caused today and the interior has more dirt in than my backyard at the moment.
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freaken amazing jeep!!!!!
looks like you guys had a lot of fun
that bronco 2 is lucky you were preppared thats some nasty mud sand mess
looks like you guys had a lot of fun
that bronco 2 is lucky you were preppared thats some nasty mud sand mess