Last time I tried Rausch blues it was snowy which made them far more interesting than they should have been. Those were expensive days!
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Off roading in your work truck?Last time I tried Rausch blues it was snowy which made them far more interesting than they should have been. Those were expensive days!
Gave her a little lift with some new springs and upper control arms. Rides like a dream now, with the lift and new tires, super happy with it now both on and off-road
We love to see it Tom! Thanks for sharing, enjoy your Bronco.Gave her a little lift with some new springs and upper control arms. Rides like a dream now, with the lift and new tires, super happy with it now both on and off-road
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Added a distribution box for the Aux switch wires to try to clean up the rats nest of wires and connectors I had going on. Should be super easy now to add new accessories
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Thanks for the link. Do the panels block easy access to the bolts to remove the hardtop? I replaced my bolts with the GCPA T-handle bolts, but it looks like it would be a tight fit with my hand to reach behind the TOR panels to get to the bolts.
I wouldn't think so, you might just have to undo the front of ones from the rear seat. I have a heritage so I remove the rear windows before removing the hardtop, here is a visual
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I installed my ProClip radio mount for my handheld GMRS radio. Very nice quality and works perfectly for what I wanted.
The beadlocks were technically last week but the hardtop was swapped back on today.
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Popped a 3rd factory Goodyear on FR 300 (Mogollon rim rd) while doing recon for the best x-mas tree cutting area on Sat.
Are these things made of wet TP or something? No, I didn't air down, but with the exception of some washbaord and a few ruts (and at least 1 pointy rock), it's a passenger car rd. Was only around 30-32lb due to it being 55 degrees out there (about 1/2 of what it was in Phoenix). Will definitely NEVER buy a GY tire. Should have driven from the dealer straight to discount tire. I think the cheapest Chinesium tire made would out-do these. At least I can chalk it up to "Let's put the shittiest, cheapest tire we can on at the factory"
I have to but 1 again, cause the wife's car needs struts and tires, and those aint cheap for a BMW 4 (even a 9 year old one).
Are these things made of wet TP or something? No, I didn't air down, but with the exception of some washbaord and a few ruts (and at least 1 pointy rock), it's a passenger car rd. Was only around 30-32lb due to it being 55 degrees out there (about 1/2 of what it was in Phoenix). Will definitely NEVER buy a GY tire. Should have driven from the dealer straight to discount tire. I think the cheapest Chinesium tire made would out-do these. At least I can chalk it up to "Let's put the shittiest, cheapest tire we can on at the factory"
I have to but 1 again, cause the wife's car needs struts and tires, and those aint cheap for a BMW 4 (even a 9 year old one).
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Lucky dog (Heritage model)!I wouldn't think so, you might just have to undo the front of ones from the rear seat. I have a heritage so I remove the rear windows before removing the hardtop, here is a visual
Thanks for the info. greatly appreciated. I don't take the rear shell off that often (living in crap-Ville Portland), but trying to figure out how much effort to get to those T-handle bolts when I want to take it off.
Really like the look of those panels and they add some good usable space to get stuff off the floor.
The price is really good and a LOT cheaper than adding the M2M attic, but the plus on that attic is it does not affect outward visibility at all. Decisions, decisions...
Ha ironically I only have ever done AOAA in the snow and never Rausch. I def want to take the Bronco to Rausch though to learn it's limits. I think I just need a trans skid and I am good otherwise.Last time I tried Rausch blues it was snowy which made them far more interesting than they should have been. Those were expensive days!
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I'm sure the Mammoth, at AOAA, will test your Broncs limit.
do you have a link to that box, looks nice and cleans up the wiresAdded a distribution box for the Aux switch wires to try to clean up the rats nest of wires and connectors I had going on. Should be super easy now to add new accessories
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