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JWMcCrary

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what hill? Dunno what he's talkin bout but me n "can opener" got issues to settle!

I thought you wheeled can opener? I know you been through ultimate adventure, few tight spots on can opener but they are both level 4's, at least i thought they were.
 
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I thought you wheeled can opener? I know you been through ultimate adventure, few tight spots on can opener but they are both level 4's, at least i thought they were.

I thought can opener was where i broke the axle? ultimates easy now! I can do 4's well some of em w/o tearin stuff up.
 

SpareParts

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Warn hill is pretty cool. The 37's vs. 39.5's are not that much difference, 3/4" difference under the axles. It is throttle that will get you the farthest, tire size is not as much of a factor. Jamey didn't make it half as far as I did.....%) I have to give a big hand to Franko, he was my winch man! He had a workout!!
 

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broncokak

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I think I have seen your right pedal in action. ;D Don't know the name of the trail but it was the one that Bronco Dad kissed the tree on. :(
 

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Crazy looking hills guys!! WOW!

Any shots of the bumper from the back and underneath? Curious how it wraps or protects frame rails
 

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Ohhhh no you're going up that hill too Mister....
 

half cab

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He can skiddy on up there;):p

edit oops I posted here and expect to black out any moment!:-[
 

JWMcCrary

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Didn't come all this way to get winched up no easy trail.

Super Dave's rig doesn't mind ;D


The fine print - obviously this hill is no problem for that rig, it was having fuel pump problems.
 

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SpareParts

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I was dragging my diffs almost the whole way up that hill, with 39.5's. 37's and 1/2 ton axles might be a little more clearance but I don't think so. It was a fun hill, now that I know whats up ahead.....I'll use more throttle at the beginning.
 

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Super Dave's rig doesn't mind ;D

The fine print - obviously this hill is no problem for that rig, it was having fuel pump problems.

LOL, too funny.. Thanks for sharing that Pic man, another one for my collection.. ;)
 

SpareParts

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LOL, too funny.. Thanks for sharing that Pic man, another one for my collection.. ;)

I have a bunch of pics of it, we always wheeled together at OCBR. Like the one that he had a rock under the front end that had both tires off the ground at least a foot! ;)
 
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