95 Black Bronco
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Kenny's 94
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Re: 95 Black Bronco
Nice looking wheels.
Kenny
Kenny
- cypher
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What size are going to get in those methods?
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15's because i get hooked up with 35x15" tires
- robertcrav
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Taylor, Nubreed on here, has a set of 4 all black wheels for sale, $500 I believe...
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Thanks Robert! Here's a link to my FS post just in case you're interested 
http://www.gofastbroncos.com/forum/view ... =26&t=5626
http://www.gofastbroncos.com/forum/view ... =26&t=5626
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Thanks, but we get dealer pricing from method so Im going to stick with that.
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Texas_Baja
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- Bronco Info: 1995 Bronco, White XLT 351. Building a trail / go fast truck.
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Awesome Detail with your parts!
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My beams are getting pretty close to being done, still need to do more plating and rad arm mounts. I also ordered my front shocks from king, picked up my rear leaf springs, mounted my arm dry flow intake, and modified a nice aluminum overflow to work on the bronco.
- Andy Jones
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Did you go with a deaver 64" pack, or the Giant Link Killer spring ? And more info on that air filter setup please .!
- Kel Fab Creations
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Umm. Same thing. Link killer refers to giant's double bypass shock.
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Yep these are 64" springs, and the air filter is just a 3x5 aem dryflow, the mount bolts up to the maf style intake, I can make more of these if anyone is interested.Andy Jones wrote:Did you go with a deaver 64" pack, or the Giant Link Killer spring ? And more info on that air filter setup please .!
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VintageIronFab
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Wow you can really weld beautifully. Theres not a need to TIG when you can MIG like that! Just three questions-- 1. is the propane torch for the final cleaning of the sleel? 2. How great of eye sight do you have? 3. what thickness material did you use on the beams? 3/16" maybe--I am needing to do some plating in the next couple days and just curious if I have the right material. Again beautiful welds-- aggravating but beautiful 
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Thanks man! The torch is not used in my welding process was just on the table, my eyesight is good, 3/16 is overkill an hard to form on contours, i use 1/8, with 3/16 on the bottom to act as a bash guard
- ChaseTruck754
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Once again I LOVE your work. Those beams look sweet!
Vintage - why the question on eyesight - just curious? Thinking maybe all the welding is bad for the eyes? If that is the reason, well, my eyesight sucks now & I really can't tell you if it's years of sitting behind the glowing box (computer) for work) or years of spending many of my nights welding. I used to be 20/20 or better & I'm not 20/60 or worse.
Been behind the glowing box & welding about the same amount of time = +/-12-13 years
Vintage - why the question on eyesight - just curious? Thinking maybe all the welding is bad for the eyes? If that is the reason, well, my eyesight sucks now & I really can't tell you if it's years of sitting behind the glowing box (computer) for work) or years of spending many of my nights welding. I used to be 20/20 or better & I'm not 20/60 or worse.
Been behind the glowing box & welding about the same amount of time = +/-12-13 years
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VintageIronFab
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Well-- being able to see what the hell you are welding is tough for lots of people. I see ok but for sure not like others -- and those who can weld like CHO-- sorry dont know your name-- typically have very steady hands like a surgeon and have pretty darn good eyesight.
- Nick
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Is there a Bromance brewing? 
- ESHALLBETTER
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And hours and hours and hours and hours behind a welding helmet.VintageIronFab wrote:Well-- being able to see what the hell you are welding is tough for lots of people. I see ok but for sure not like others -- and those who can weld like CHO-- sorry dont know your name-- typically have very steady hands like a surgeon and have pretty darn good eyesight.
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Smart Alex
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Sano job on the beams!
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Thank you!
