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Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02

I was defending the 42's and no hydro...

I have cut broncos up, the metal that goes into the roof is surprisingly little. From what I gather in this thread he has body swap plans or something and does not want to do a full out cage, I would feel better wheeling it after buying one or 2 sticks of tube and putting a hoop with a kicker to the frame. It takes a day to do, you have the tools and it is cheaper than hydro or gears. I personally after seeing Cook roll decided a cage was important, before that I thought, oh it won't happen, Cook was amazingly lucky, neither him nor the passenger even had belts on! Look at Jimmy's Scout, he was not even doing a hard trail... Seacrest rolled while driving in the mud hole at alto this year... That **** happens and a stock bronco roof offers as much protection as pulling out does...

If he had the stock roll bar I was going to suggest tieing it to the frame and getting on with life.

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actually, the pull out method is more effective than using a rubber!

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Originally Posted by TdmayfieldIV

I know, I wasn't talking about you:gigem:

I know I need a cage, but i'm not going to build a cage until I put the new body on. As soon as I have the new body bolted on it's getting a cage because I have to build a cage for the seat mounts and dash.

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How are you even typing? Shouldn't you be wearing an eye patch or something; judging by the 'eye doctor' pics on FB? Safety first kids.

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Originally Posted by Hot Pocket

actually, the pull out method is more effective than using a rubber!

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My roommate from my freshman year has evidence to the contrary. As far as steering with no hydro, I cracked a sector shaft after wheelin for 5 years on 36's with no hydro.

eyepatch?

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Originally Posted by Hot Pocket

actually, the pull out method is more effective than using a rubber!

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God I wish your parents would have used come type of contraceptive...

^^^^hahahahahahahaha.


Im sure your drivetrain can handle 42's....with that said, your 37's might give you better traction than worn swampers anyway. sometimes with tires, its quality over quantity. bald 42's can't take you anywhere more than treaded Toyo's.

The toyos are bald, tsls have a lot of tread except one

Yeah the tsls look better than your toyos tread

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Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02

God I wish your parents would have used come type of contraceptive...

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they did!

(true story)

how's that for resilience?

huh. i must have just seen the front right tread. in that case, the bronco looks badass on 42's.

Tommy doesn't have a front locker steering will be fine.

Have y'all missed the most important comment in this thread?! The guy is wanting to do a body swap, there will be no breakage or steering issue, because it will never go back together.

it will be on its way to china in no time.

http://www.tamor.org/forums/attachme...1&d=1199772662

I recall that destruction

Winching the body off a truck at 3am is a lot easier when the cops hold the light! :D