Lone solid axle guy!

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Rednek Renegade
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Lone solid axle guy!

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So I guess this the new bronco speed? While I am going with a solid front axle I plan to keep desert terrain in mind with my build since I am a So.Cal native and desert terrain is what we got. I have learned alot from some of the FSB members and hopefully i will continue to learn here :mrgreen:

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Welcome aboard. Sorry about the solid axle. haha Just kidding, now its our turn!!!! ;)
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Rednek Renegade wrote:So I guess this the new bronco speed?
Uhm No. This isn't an us against them thing.

Rednek Renegade wrote: While I am going with a solid front axle I plan to keep desert terrain in mind with my build since I am a So.Cal native and desert terrain is what we got. I have learned alot from some of the FSB members and hopefully i will continue to learn here :mrgreen:

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Welcome Rednek. Yeah, this isn't a TTB, or even full size Bronco board. It's a go-fast Bronco haven. Doesn't matter if it's an EB, 78-79, BII, race, chase or play. If you're into fast Broncos where the pavement ends, this is the place for you.
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You are not alone, haha.
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3 LA's here.
None of them happen to be Fords though.....
Cross-threaded is tighter than Lock-Tite.
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ntsqd wrote:3 LA's here.
None of them happen to be Fords though.....
Sorry couldnt quite read that last part, I went ahead and fixed it for ya :lol:
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:)
Cross-threaded is tighter than Lock-Tite.
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Welcome...lots of solid axles go fast in the desert....alot of the same stuff applies. Glad to have you here.
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you're not the only one with a solid axle ;) some of us like to go slow in rocks and fast on the dirt in between them...
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