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Looks like a good substitute for rocks since there isn’t any to be found in our area plus a great practice run for the Monday morning commute.
What shop is this? I am looking for someone to setup some gears for me in a D44 however I would really like to be involved so that I would feel comfortable with setting up my own in the future.
Thanks 2bad, I got to be in the first calendar (Dec. 2004). I have a number of projects getting ready for the Bronco right now (1/2 finished 351 on the stand, new wiring harness sitting on the shelf, BC tank on the way thanks to the group buy, and a custom dash I am working on for when the new wiring harness goes in). Once all that is done I will freshen up the paint and maybe submit another picture for the 2007 calendar.
Looks like a good substitute for rocks since there isn’t any to be found in our area plus a great practice run for the Monday morning commute.
What shop is this? I am looking for someone to setup some gears for me in a D44 however I would really like to be involved so that I would feel comfortable with setting up my own in the future.
Kevin does a lot of high dollar rigs that do not see much if any wheelin. They did the setup in my D-44 (gears and TrueTrac) about 2 years ago and I have not had any trouble with it. As far as letting you be involved with the install, it never hurts to ask he is a pretty nice guy. Tell him Bronco Rick sent you.