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this is the current bracket i have. ill study it tonight and see if there is that possibility, id love to have a dual battery set up just like this
Very minimal. Zero complaints about these tires. I’ve already had them in some very “suspect” Appalachian trails and they performed great, but they are very road friendly
Speaking from experience, i added the Eibach Stage 2 kit with Zone UCA's and 3/4 body lift from Mike Ellis and i clear 37's(Cooper Rugged Trek) without issue. It substantially improved my ride and is quite functional on the trails i hit here in the foothills of the Applachians. Only downfall...
just my personal experience, im running the eibach stage 2 kit from Panda and Cooper Rugged Trek 37s and i have no rubbing, but as others have stated im not out at moab every weekend so im sure for that kind of roading youll need more, but for the every day appalachian roads hills and mountains...
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I went with these and have zero complaints. I didnt like the ones that wrap all the way around the A pillar. they work great, and for someone who always drives...
i forgot about the spotted cow!.... and i learned what squeeky cheese is.... beautiful country up there... i did find a few mild trails to play on while i was up there... but nothing that compares to here in Appalachia Country.
Ohh now im jealous, while i was there i found The Sports Nut in Lacrosse, and quite a few Loggers Games, The Sports Nut has the VERY BEST wings ive ever eaten in my life.
Where ya at in Wisky? i spent 3 months up there this year in Tomah, Helping another Federal Fire Department. Ill be up there again late spring for a few weeks again. Tried to find some broncos to wheel with last time i was up there but didnt have much luck, just lots of side eyes from all the...
Honestly i would go with the WT if you plan on keeping it long term, if its certified then you are pretty well covered. From experience i settled on a vehicle once that was a great vehicle but i wanted a trim level that was higher.... and in my own head i was always like, i should have went...
i went a little different route, i just installed the Eibach Coilovers and Zone UCA's this week and went to 37" Cooper Rugged Trek's. I can absolutely say that the ride is much much nicer, Now just to find some mudflaps that wont rub :D
Im specifically looking for folks that have added mudflaps that wont rub. Well there are tons out their and my IAG ones worked great, until i did a body lift and had to remove the back ones. Now that i upgraded to Eibach Stage 2 lift and 37's my front ones didnt clear and i had to remove...
Much like the OP... i drive my bronco everywhere, been from ohio to florida and back twice, ohio to western wisonsin and back twice, and ohio to Cali with a drive down old route 50 from missouri to new mexico with a a weekend stop in Moab then on to Cali for a week, and back. currently at 37k...
I will be in Wisconsin for two weeks starting next week. Id love to find some places to take the bronco and do some off roading and sight seeing. Ill be in Tomah, so im open to travel anywhere. Help me out please as research on my own just confuses me more.
i didnt buy wheel locks... i purchased the Mishimoto Aluminum Lugs and put one on my spare. they require a different style socket to get them off that most thieves wouldnt be smart enough to carry... just food for thought. Between the Diode Dynamics Spare lug mounted light requiring a special...
First let me preface this with ill never bash a company or product and that is not my intention, i am looking at doing a small body lift. Ive been researching and it looks like 1" to 1.5" is the sweet spot for me. Who is everyone going with? I cant justify spending 3x the money for...