That sucksPolarcub wrote:Im not going to make it guys....Have a great time
meat and greet ?
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I have been me for 32 years and know i cant spell for Sh!$ so get over it . Thanks Josh
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Tony! You gonna make it on time? Long drive...
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I hate that there's so many curves to the left when I drive to your place Tony. My Bronco likes swaying really bad when the roads curve left. The cool thing is that when I drive home it feels a bit better and has less sway. 
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Hahahaha. I'll try!
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Hey, Augie, being such a robust lad, naybe you need some counterbalancing thereAgui-E7TE wrote:I hate that there's so many curves to the left when I drive to your place Tony. My Bronco likes swaying really bad when the roads curve left. The cool thing is that when I drive home it feels a bit better and has less sway.
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It probably has more to do with my horrible attempt at setting the toe which I think may be unloading one side of my suspension and loading the other when cornering on the highway....I suspect its because of the toe because my steering wheel is about 80 degrees to the left. I think that would put the steering at a different angle which could be loading the passenger side and unloading the driver side when I corner towards the left. Also, My rear shocks are blown out too and add to that my 3.5 in. rear lift blocks, its bound to sway the way it does with no sway bars front or rear.
My robustness has never affected it before so I wouldn't think driving under a full stomach would make it sway the way it does.
Also, doesn't the spare tire sort of balance out the weight since Its closer to the right rear 
My robustness has never affected it before so I wouldn't think driving under a full stomach would make it sway the way it does.
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Sounds like a reasonable explanation to meAgui-E7TE wrote:It probably has more to do with my horrible attempt at setting the toe which I think may be unloading one side of my suspension and loading the other when cornering on the highway....I suspect its because of the toe because my steering wheel is about 80 degrees to the left. I think that would put the steering at a different angle which could be loading the passenger side and unloading the driver side when I corner towards the left. Also, My rear shocks are blown out too and add to that my 3.5 in. rear lift blocks, its bound to sway the way it does with no sway bars front or rear.
My robustness has never affected it before so I wouldn't think driving under a full stomach would make it sway the way it does.![]()
Also, doesn't the spare tire sort of balance out the weight since Its closer to the right rear
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Focus... get your race face on.....!!!!!
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Iam showing up but with out the bronco .DAMIT
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Great seeing everyone today. No better group then the GFB crowd. Thanks guys and gals.
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Good times. Was good. meet all of u lools like wife and iare going too try for april trip
I have been me for 32 years and know i cant spell for Sh!$ so get over it . Thanks Josh
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It was awesome seeing all you there today. It was an awesome time for sure even though I only got to Nerf one person.
My Bronco drove fine on the way home and didn't sway as much either
I noticed a weird grinding sound when I let off the throttle on the highway and the RPM's dropped all the way down...I got on it again and it drove okay. It did it once more so I figured it was my T-case ticking away and once I got off the highway (20 miles later) it made a bit more noise. I limped it home and when I tried to park I lost my reverse gear. It moves forward but when I put it in reverse it makes a bad grinding sound that appears to be the chain in the T-case.
I guess what I have to do now is sell the CJ7 and build up my Bronco

My Bronco drove fine on the way home and didn't sway as much either
I noticed a weird grinding sound when I let off the throttle on the highway and the RPM's dropped all the way down...I got on it again and it drove okay. It did it once more so I figured it was my T-case ticking away and once I got off the highway (20 miles later) it made a bit more noise. I limped it home and when I tried to park I lost my reverse gear. It moves forward but when I put it in reverse it makes a bad grinding sound that appears to be the chain in the T-case.
I guess what I have to do now is sell the CJ7 and build up my Bronco
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Good times
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AusBroncodoc wrote:Hey, Augie, being such a robust lad, naybe you need some counterbalancing thereAgui-E7TE wrote:I hate that there's so many curves to the left when I drive to your place Tony. My Bronco likes swaying really bad when the roads curve left. The cool thing is that when I drive home it feels a bit better and has less sway.![]()
On behalf of the robust lads, backhand smack to the head Rod!! lol
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Hear! hear!tcm glx wrote:AusBroncodoc wrote:Hey, Augie, being such a robust lad, naybe you need some counterbalancing thereAgui-E7TE wrote:I hate that there's so many curves to the left when I drive to your place Tony. My Bronco likes swaying really bad when the roads curve left. The cool thing is that when I drive home it feels a bit better and has less sway.![]()
On behalf of the robust lads, backhand smack to the head Rod!! lol
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Oh, the big boys are ganging up on me, huh?tcm glx wrote:AusBroncodoc wrote:Hey, Augie, being such a robust lad, naybe you need some counterbalancing thereAgui-E7TE wrote:I hate that there's so many curves to the left when I drive to your place Tony. My Bronco likes swaying really bad when the roads curve left. The cool thing is that when I drive home it feels a bit better and has less sway.![]()
On behalf of the robust lads, backhand smack to the head Rod!! lol
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Why is there a boomerang sticking out of my tire? And why does my engine sound like a koala?
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BWAHAHAHAHA, you got it
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hey rod, i heard it was a big sausage festival
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so thats what the "meat" part of it was.... I was thinkin' something else for a bit therebajascott wrote:hey rod, i heard it was a big sausage festival
