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my 70 build thread (pics)
#11
If you go with the 38" tires you're going to want 4.89 gears, maybe even 5.13s. You'll be lugging around with 4.56s.

Tim
74 Bronco Ranger halfcab w/toys: lockers f&r, wristed arm, C4, D20, hyd assist steering, 37"MTRs, warm 302. Capability, that's what I'm talkin' bout.
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Timstrk Wrote:If you go with the 38" tires you're going to want 4.89 gears, maybe even 5.13s. You'll be lugging around with 4.56s.

Tim
chuck ran the same set up in his bronco and his worked just fine.
maybe im wrong Confusedcratchhe:
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#13
Timstrk Wrote:If you go with the 38" tires you're going to want 4.89 gears, maybe even 5.13s. You'll be lugging around with 4.56s.

Tim

C'mon son....you better than that:hysterical:. That 1st gear in a 435 makes up for any lack of gearing. I drove mine all over town and the rock and mud. Wasn't perfect for great highway speeds, but 60mph aint that bad. would have done more, but I didnt push it at all.


you'll be fine Mania:xyxthumbs:
77 built 306,Trickflow Cam/Alum Heads/dome pistons/10:1comp,nv3550,duff long arms,3.5" lift,family cage,protofab rear bumper,twin sticked, and 35KM2'sG.D.I.
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#14
I was thinking that the 435 would make up the difference but wasn't going to say b/c I wasn't positive.
'74 Grocery Getter, '73 Project Buggy, '77 Parts Rig

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#15
:tap: :tap: :tap:

Hello? Is this thing working? I don't think it's working. I don't see any pics yet. Is it just me?
I mean really you put together a tube buggy in like 6 weeks for RITS 2 years ago and now this thread is a month old and 2 pics? What's up with that?

Pull it out and wash off the floor mats or something.
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Traveler Wrote::tap: :tap: :tap:

Hello? Is this thing working? I don't think it's working. I don't see any pics yet. Is it just me?
I mean really you put together a tube buggy in like 6 weeks for RITS 2 years ago and now this thread is a month old and 2 pics? What's up with that?

Pull it out and wash off the floor mats or something.
ha ha ha. after the meet and greet yesterday im real motivated now to work on it. more pics to come.
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#17
i went out early this morning and started working on my 70. i had my brother and a good buddy come over and help me out along with a cook out and some cold drinks.
we pulled the top off and put in a new 2" body lift with body bushings from wild horses.
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#18
then rhino lined the floor and sides.and my 79 bronco gt steering wheel.
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#19
set the cage in it and corbeau seats that i bought from one of our vendors (ccor).
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i plan to pull the cage back out one night this week and add in 2 bars and some of my cage gussets. then paint it and bolt it in.
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