I havent been that route. I usually head to Holy Jim for basic testing and to get some offroading in with my friends who have more stockish rigs. I dont really know where else to go either.
Its a Full Size, I would hope to do the installs myself aswell. It sounds like doing a lunchbox locker in back and a LSD in front would be my best bet. Im also on 33's so I think ill wait for a regear when I move up to 35's. is a full carrier harder to install than a lunchbox? ive installed an...
Okay thats good info, Im actually using a bronco the pic is of my ranger but I plan to modify the bronco for offroading so how strong are the TTB front ends? should I be concerned and upgrade it
Thanks for the replies! i appreciate your detailed response Cort, Helped clear things up a bit. Smiley thats very true, i do as much offroading as i can and am working on getting seat time. what would recovery gear entail? A winch, straps and the like? Also would a limited slip be better for...
Hey so im pretty new to offroading and im even newer to the overlanding thing. So i understand that a rear locker is pretty much essectial for a good offroading rig. I however have a few questions about the front. For starters if I have a locker in the front and manual locking hubs will I be...
Hi my name is Hunter. Im currently living in SoCal but im leaving for college soon which will be in Phoenix. I am new to overlanding and thats why im here. Currently i drive a Ford Ranger but my plans are to upgrade to a Bronco soon. I hope i can make a few friends and meet new people all along...
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