Turbosmart recirc BOV. Im not trying to get the zounds, just replacing OEM plastique with “bulletproof” metal construction for longevity….or something like that.
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What did you do TO / WITH your Bronco today? 👨🏻🔧🧰🚿🛠
While I was under the Bronco, I removed the oil pan for the sawzall... needed to hack the corner off to make room the the HP Super60 IFS...not fun but after refreshing my TIG skills, I got it finished....Not as pretty as the perfect welds Canton does, but it DONT LEAK! So im pleased... also moved the drain plug to a better location. Got the pan reinstalled and built a new crossmember as well.
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Yesterday I installed a muffler delete and today while taking the wife to a dentist appointment in the big city (pop 15K) we did this...
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Just thought about it, the whole time multiple cops, EMTs and Fire are processing the scene I'm standing there with an open carry pistol on my hip and not a word was said about it. Then the cop gave my wife and I a ride to the car rental place in her cruiser.
Man I LOVE Arizona.
Man I LOVE Arizona.
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Today I finally completed two mods that I have been sitting on for some time. First was to install a Steeda muffler and while I was at it, I took out the factor heat shield. Then today, I finally installed my DV8 replacement rear storage compartment (larger for more storage). I was also going to add some sound deadening, but decided to wait as Killmat is so gooey/sticky (butyl rubber) that once it's on there is no getting it off (I still have some stuck to shoe sole ... I can walk up walls). Next up is hidden winch.
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Nice! Thats definitely on my to do list!! The storage is quite cramped as it is now.Today I finally completed two mods that I have been sitting on for some time. First was to install a Steeda muffler and while I was at it, I took out the factor heat shield. Then today, I finally installed my DV8 replacement rear storage compartment (larger for more storage). I was also going to add some sound deadening, but decided to wait as Killmat is so gooey/sticky (butyl rubber) that once it's on there is no getting it off (I still have some stuck to shoe sole ... I can walk up walls). Next up is hidden winch.
After nearly getting stuck trying to recover another vehicle, I cannot help but remember, "I wish I had a real shovel!!" With that in mind, I purchased the Rockworkz multi-tool while it was on sale.
It's a nice piece of gear. Sturdy, with a large shovel blade, an axe head, a pickaxe, and a Hammer. The whole stool thing, well, no. That is way too far down for me. The pole has multiple sections that telescope inside, which screws together to make a full-size pole. Very convenient. For now, I will mount it to my MOLLE side panel on the Armadillo wing. I have a locking pin that will keep it from walking off. I had thought to put in on my inside pocket MOLLE, but with the AAL shelf there, it makes it a bit awkward to get to. I could put it in the hitch, but then I would need to remove my hitch slider and shackle for that.
So I guess I'll be looking like one of those RIGS that has the off-road gear attached to it. Haha, but in my case, I actually do play in the dirt, so meh, it is what it is. At least it does match up colour-wise
It's a nice piece of gear. Sturdy, with a large shovel blade, an axe head, a pickaxe, and a Hammer. The whole stool thing, well, no. That is way too far down for me. The pole has multiple sections that telescope inside, which screws together to make a full-size pole. Very convenient. For now, I will mount it to my MOLLE side panel on the Armadillo wing. I have a locking pin that will keep it from walking off. I had thought to put in on my inside pocket MOLLE, but with the AAL shelf there, it makes it a bit awkward to get to. I could put it in the hitch, but then I would need to remove my hitch slider and shackle for that.
So I guess I'll be looking like one of those RIGS that has the off-road gear attached to it. Haha, but in my case, I actually do play in the dirt, so meh, it is what it is. At least it does match up colour-wise
While I was at super celebration last month I noticed a Chrome vintage V6 logo on one of the 6G broncos and thought it looked pretty cool so I purchased a black set to go with the base Bronco coloring and so everyone who knows understands that this is an OG Basesquatch. What do you think?
I think it looks good. nice.While I was at super celebration last month I noticed a Chrome vintage V6 logo on one of the 6G broncos and thought it looked pretty cool so I purchased a black set to go with the base Bronco coloring and so everyone who knows understands that this is an OG Basesquatch. What do you think?
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A few days ago…
Where were you to drive past a freakin glacier......then summer scene?????A few days ago…
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