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Paragon Update Please Read!
sn0- thanks for the invite, I can't make it I have an engine and regear to get done on the Bronco. I do have a buddy with an 88 Bronco who is dying to test his newly installed lift, can I send him your way?- bnkrtstk
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- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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Bloomsburg 4x4 show/ Paragon, July 8-10
I was there all weekend. It seemed a little disorganized compared to the past events. I still had a good time, bought some tires for the Bronco and tried them out in the muddy parking lot.- bnkrtstk
- Post #50
- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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Bloomsburg 4x4 show/ Paragon, July 8-10
I'll be at Bloomsburg with the Bronco.- bnkrtstk
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- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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Almost had disaster towing. Advice Please!
Do you have a weight distribution hitch? If not you might want to get one. http://www.mrtruck.net/equalizer.htm- bnkrtstk
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- Forum: Modified Explorations
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I wish you guys were there for this one
One of the guys I wheel with if from NYC, he would come out to help you. He's good like that.- bnkrtstk
- Post #23
- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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I wish you guys were there for this one
Sounds like a busy night. So, which one of you is buying a winch? You're about 1.5 hours from me, had I known I would tried to get you with the Bronco. Oh well,next time.- bnkrtstk
- Post #21
- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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pro comps
I had 33" MT's on my Bronco and my old Blazer. I know have 35" X-terrains on my Bronco. Neither one were very loud for the tyoe of tire they are, but if you're buying a tire like that, do you really care about the noise?- bnkrtstk
- Post #6
- Forum: Tires & Wheels
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Cost for tow package?
Installing those items will not void your warranty. Call Franklin Trailer in Berlin, NJ if Uhaul won't install the hitch.- bnkrtstk
- Post #9
- Forum: Modified Explorations
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Rausch Creek Offroad Park, Tremont, PA 2/19/2005 *CB Channel 21*
Do you need the complete TTB? or just the pumpkin? for what year, don't forget 87-88 had flange hubs like 91-94? Explorers PM me so we don't hijack this too much.- bnkrtstk
- Post #176
- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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Rausch Creek Offroad Park, Tremont, PA 2/19/2005 *CB Channel 21*
Looks like you guys had a blast, we hit Paragon with the Broncos, ended up breaking 6out of 11 trucks. I would love to join you on the next run. explrig91 that sucks about your truck, I am parting out an 87 Bronco, let me know if I have something you might need.- bnkrtstk
- Post #171
- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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Rausch Creek Offroad Park, Tremont, PA 2/19/2005 *CB Channel 21*
It's awesome , I'll be there tomorrow.- bnkrtstk
- Post #109
- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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mounting winch upside down?
It shoudl work without a problem as long as it's not the 8274 like I have on my Bronco. I've seen other models mounted upside down and used with no ill effects.- bnkrtstk
- Post #10
- Forum: Offroad Accessories
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All Ford Nationals, Pa. June 3-5th, 2005
I am going to try and make it, but if I wheel it will most likely be in the Bronco.- bnkrtstk
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- Forum: Offroad 4x4 Runs Planning and Discussion
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Rausch Creek Offroad Park, Tremont, PA 2/19/2005 *CB Channel 21*
I'll be at paragon that weekend with the Bronco, we can compare pics. :D- bnkrtstk
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Rear Spool
Do they make a electric locker for the TTB? I didn't think it was possbile since the cover needs to be replaced, or do you has a straight axle in your 92?- bnkrtstk
- Post #28
- Forum: Under the Hood
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starting on sas parts list
A friend of mine has a 72 Bronco he is going to part out. That would solve some of your problems. He is in south Jersey. He is on vacation this week, but if you want I'll ask him when he gets back.- bnkrtstk
- Post #31
- Forum: Offroad Drivelines
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Rear Spool
IMO a spool is a better option than welding. If you don't like it you can take it out and re-intstall the carrier, (spiders if you mini spool). Unless you have a spare carrier laying around you don't have that option once you weld.- bnkrtstk
- Post #15
- Forum: Under the Hood
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Rear Spool
That's why I ended up with the mini spool in the 9". It was cheap and easy to install. Once you get used to how it drives, it will become second nature.- bnkrtstk
- Post #6
- Forum: Under the Hood
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Rear Spool
I have a mini spool in my Bronco. On tight low speed turns you'll need to give it a little more throttle to push it through. It will churp and buck while turning, and scuff your rear tires. On slippery pavement it can get a little squirrely. If you can live with that, you'll be fine. I don't...- bnkrtstk
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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Newbie from PA
Thanks for the welcome. I should have some new action shots after next weekend. I pick up the 97 tomorrow and start the search for some OE wheels.- bnkrtstk
- Post #7
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Newbie from PA
I am picking up a new to me '97 XLT this weekend, it will be my daily driver and maybe some trails in the NJ Pines. I have a Bronco for the more serious stuff.- bnkrtstk
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- Forum: New Member Introductions