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I agree with switchable lockers but I can not afford more than a grand to put ARBs front and back. Maybe this is why I depend on skill and tout it highly. My Bronc generally will go where I want to go only been turned back a couple of times, at least one of them had more to do with getting my bumper past the rock than a locker.
I agree with switchable lockers but I can not afford more than a grand to put ARBs front and back. Maybe this is why I depend on skill and tout it highly. My Bronc generally will go where I want to go only been turned back a couple of times, at least one of them had more to do with getting my bumper past the rock than a locker.
a welded front will take you pretty far! even for a 1/2 ton axle!
that wasnt me ....that was a vid i got off of youtube .... theres a slue of them on there ....i thought yall might like it is why i posted it....if it woulda been me ...u woulda seen my truck in it not that bronco
I want to be able to drive the thing on the road. Welding the front would deffinatly make that difficult
lol unlock the hubs and you wouldnt know it was welded. also with the front being welded you can leave one hub unlocked for easier turning and less stress on the sector shaft
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