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Lets see some vids of Broncos 4 wheeling....

SaddleUp

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1 old 67 said:
that is not right we need to see the rest of that one saddleUp
Here it is now. The original portion looks a bit choppy since it was recompiled again but the missing part looks fairly decent considering I set it up to work on my phone rather than the internet.

http://broncocovers.com/images/SaddleUp7Up.wmv

Here is another video from later the same day when we had to recover one from a spot where it was impossible to get a trailer in to it.

http://broncocovers.com/images/Recovery.wmv


This one was taken by Mike (Off Road Video Productions) the same weekend. It has a bunch of short clips and he posted it here a day or two after that trip. The website where it was posted no longer is there so I hope he doesn't mind me posting it here again. He does still have a site at http://www.offroadvideoproductions.com/ though and one of his videos is almost exclusively Broncos.

http://broncocovers.com/images/ORVPCollage.wmv
 

SaddleUp

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yellowrouge said:
http://broncocovers.com/images/SaddleUp7Up.wmv

I've seen your video before and I still can't see how you kept it stuck to that hill.
I was wondering myself there for a bit. When the frontend came up on the left side it gave me a good idea of what kind of an angle the hill was at (The inclinometer was a waste of money as it exceeded 30 degrees before I even got to the bottom of the face) and also at what point it would go bad. Once I got myself up there I knew I didn't want to back off it again. (Both times I've rolled offroad it was backing off steep hills when it turned sideways) I was really thinking about having them pull the winch cable out at one point though.
 

crawln68

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blazinchuck said:
Dont hate me cause I wheel with some other makes;D


Don't worry, we all "slum it" once in our life. ;D

Great vids. Thanks for posting them.
 

regshawn

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I agree that thing sounds way stout! Is that first one (yours) running on propane power? Hate to see that roll over, it did not look fun.
 

cuz1

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Yes, it does run on propane. It is a 302 roller motor with trick flow aluminum heads. The guy that built the motor out of Charleston SC dynoed the motor at 410 hp 396 ft.lbs. torque @4500 rpms. It works really well.
 

blazinchuck

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cuz1 said:
Yes, it does run on propane. It is a 302 roller motor with trick flow aluminum heads. The guy that built the motor out of Charleston SC dynoed the motor at 410 hp 396 ft.lbs. torque @4500 rpms. It works really well.
Carl, what's the guys name that did the engine here in town...wasn't a Roy was it?Chuck
 

68 Broncoholic

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You guys need some under carage lights. Seems I do more night wheeling than day cause the trails aren't jambed up. Looked like fun!
 
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