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Looks great Nick!! Chris kept pushing me to go to four Hellas, and I am glad I did. I really like the look!!
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Woohoooo! That's some progress. Got'm wired?
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yikes wrote:Woohoooo! That's some progress. Got'm wired?
Workin on it...
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Hids?
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tcm glx wrote:Hids?
No, i'm gonna see how well these work first. I really doubt that i can drive faster than the light that is going to be put out.
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Little by little, i'm getting there. I picked up my 2 link from Kris today, i just need to get the lower tabs for the axle. Someday soon, these parts will be going on, i just hope i'm young enough to enjoy them!

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Looking great Nick, are you sure your not building a class 3 and we do not know about it, with all the parts collection your doing......
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Hey Nick,
Have you replaced your front hubs yet? If so, what did brand did you use? MM, Warn, stock Ford?
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BajaF250 wrote:Hey Nick,
Have you replaced your front hubs yet? If so, what did brand did you use? MM, Warn, stock Ford?
I'll be putting on some warn premiums.
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BajaF250 wrote:Hey Nick,
Have you replaced your front hubs yet? If so, what did brand did you use? MM, Warn, stock Ford?
I'll be putting on some warn premiums.
Ah, very nice... no trouble with those!
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A little exauhst update. I wanted the exauhst to exit in front of the rear tire, but the only muffler that's short enough to make that happen on a 95, is a flowmaster race series muffler. I got some prices, and then i called Tony, to ask about his brothers bronco, he had cut his muffler off, and is running it with out one. Tony said that they are happy with it, so i thought what the heck, i'll give it a try.

Here it is, with 03 lightning tail pipes. So far, it's ok. Not to loud, nice throaty sound, i'll drive it for a while, and see how i like it. I put extra hangers on, to make sure it wouldn't come apart in the whoops.


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Right on Nick... it looks really good, some under shots? I dig the Lightning tips too!!
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oops...
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Nick wrote: and then i called Tony, to ask about his brothers bronco, he had cut his muffler off, and is running it with out one. Tony said that they are happy with it, so i thought what the heck, i'll give it a try.

What a great idea....... ;)

I dig the tips!!!
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Some genius recomended it to me and my brother.

Andy, I am with you, I love the tips, adding to my watch list
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Exhaust exiting in front of the right rear tire is all the rage, lol. Looks good Nick and good idea on those tips, I like the way they look finished.

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i had mine routed the same way,but i cut it down to dump before the axle. with a 3" magnaflow and no cat it was very obnoxious to the passenger seat and i had to wear head sets to have a nice calm conversation on the freeway.
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Mine exits just about the same way. Its much better than the previous dump over the axle. I couldn't run with the rear window down ever due to the fumes being just horrendous.
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Drilim wrote:Mine exits just about the same way. Its much better than the previous dump over the axle. I couldn't run with the rear window down ever due to the fumes being just horrendous.
I had the same problem on my last bronco. It also dumped at the rear axle, and yes, the fumes in the cab were bad!
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Nick, where did u manage to find the exhaust tips?
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