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Tons of trail miles in the Sierras this weekend. Wife did most of the driving and we camped at some really cool lakes.This thing does great for how mild of a build it is.

Years of abuse is finally taking its tole on this thing. Replaced a few parts before our trip last weekend.

@Brian_B I'll be up there but in my rock crawler. Probably going to Red Lake the Friday night before and camping.

We live in Clovis and are constantly wheeling the trails around Shaver Lake.

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On our way down to San Diego we took a detour and checked out some cool spots in Anza Borrego. Didn’t find anything very technical but then views were cool.

Bronco lifts a tire if it sees a rock, meanwhile my Ranger... lol

I was out at King of the hammers for two weekends. Brought the Bronco along.

More snow wheeling with the fam.

Wife and I Ran up to the tower again today with some friends. I have never seen it covered in ice like that.

Did a bit of rock crawling this weekend. Super uncommon for this area to not be covered in snow this time of year.

Ya I remember seeing something about that. When I bought it, it had just come out and was like $350 or something crazy.

Had these DynaPro M/Ts laying around do they made their way onto the Bronco. Surprisingly quiet.

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So a few weeks back these campers had to get rescued from Brewer lake after a storm caught them off guard. The vehicle was left behind due to excessive snow. Well, this weekend a friend and I went and got the car out. On the way there, there was an old man in a Ford Flex that has been stuck for...

Its the internal rack brace/bushing. At the time the only one out there was the expensive Bronc Buster one, now I believe Rough Country and a few others make one.

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Once I switched to 37’s, I could really feel the loss of power in the steep hills, and the transmission didn’t seem to be able to pick a gear. 4.70s + ProCal made it worlds better. Plus, I really wanted the front locker to help get through some of the crazy rock trails we take it on. I own a...

Thanks! Not much "big Bend" left after changing the axles, but was definitely plenty capable before.

Thanks! Ya we are definitely fortunate to have so many trails nearby. I have been thoroughly surprised how capable this thing is for being such a mild build.