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Probably not but at least there are several people around to "rescue" when a person inevitably screws up
By rescue I mean laugh at you
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if we had been able to get the Coyote engine...yes.
Sarcasm aside, absolutely 100% yes. Looks like a good time.
Sarcasm aside, absolutely 100% yes. Looks like a good time.
Wow, thanks! This is only 65 minutes away from me. I gotta go next year. If only I would have a bronco in time this year.
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My mudding days are behind me. I hated the clean up, but loved the mud.
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so mudding is detrimental to Bronco longevity? Would have figured rock crawling was/is immensely worse
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...do you put it on a sammitch with peanut butter?
Mud?
Can't say I'm familiar with it.
Doesn't that require water falling from sky at some point... you know... what do they call that stuff they get in other states?
Oh...yeah...rain.
Can't say I'm familiar with it.
Doesn't that require water falling from sky at some point... you know... what do they call that stuff they get in other states?
Oh...yeah...rain.
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Um, no. Did you see the stock vehicles, they made it like 15 feet. We have a couple of huge events near our cabin. Fun to watch, not fun to break all your stuff! Very few stockers run in the pits, I think the classes start with 35s. Sand it hard on parts, mud is like sand with a way to get into every part faster. After going to the sand dunes here in MI, I can get sand coming out of the undercarriage for months, every time I power wash.
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Me too! IH8MUD
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Nope, I like trails and rocks...not mud. It's fun while you're doing it, but when I had a new Ranger 4x4 in 1994, I took it through massive mud (came over the hood) and the truck still had mud in places when I sold it 6 years later (in the frame). So, now I go through mud when I have to because it's on the trail, not by choice and not when it is deep and thick and the chances of getting stuck are high.
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You need lots of hp for mud.
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