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    Officially done. The limited slip still works, almost flopped it on the rti ramp. Does good donuts, but the gears suck.

    Thats the stock bronco top end, shortened 3 inches, 1410 slip yoke, 1410 joint, 1410 flange.

    I also bought a spare 1410 joint and 1350-1330 joint. All I need now is a couple spare 1330's and i'll be good to go.
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    The BRT guys told me it would be a good idea to have additional lighting for the event.

    http://thejeephut.com/hid-off-road-f...e-p-28264.html

    Anyone heard anything about these? Seem like a good deal for $225.
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    For even cheaper you can get these...
    http://www.amazon.com/Pilot-Performa...5371276&sr=8-2

    and a 55w JDM kit
    http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/Ap...Raptor-HID-Kit

    hids for under a hundred bucks
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    Hf halogen driving lights. $20.00 for 4




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    Nice!

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    Placement on front don't seem like they are putting the light where they will help you see. At the least they will be good work lights I guess.
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    The rear


    I actually used heat shrink, looks alot better


    front

    each side wired to its own switch
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    I'm going to find a new place to put the front lights. They're not bad at the moment because they put out alot of light so the light bounces around and illuminates under the front axle pretty well, but compared to the rear they suck.

    On another note, **** the price of these gears. JBG is the cheapest place, but still over $700 after shipping and tax.
    http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-...ring-kits.html
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    hf lights arent a new trick. please tell me that rats nest isn't jammed into the fuse block.

    thats not bad for both axles. got to pay to play. one ton **** isn't cheap dumb tum.

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    I have an external fuse block. Each side is ran through it's own 30 amp fuse and run to it's own switch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TdmayfieldIV View Post
    I have an external fuse block. Each side is ran through it's own 30 amp fuse and run to it's own switch.
    Do you have a the switch going to a relay? if not the switch will burn before the fuse does (unless you bought som baddude switches)
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    The switches came with the lights. I doubt they pull more than 20 amps.
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    well that's good. same as what I got, except mine is behind the cluster.

    its cheap china crap. you think they care if their switch causes your **** to burn down? relays are your friend. go snag caddy relays from the junkyard. they have weatherpack connectors on them. all of my **** is set up for relays.

    btw, 60 swap looks good. its all down hill now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TdmayfieldIV View Post
    The switches came with the lights. I doubt they pull more than 20 amps.
    If you don't use a relay the switches melt with the current pulled from the lights.
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