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Join Date: Nov 2011
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i like how when the CEL comes on itll be a frowny face
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jeep is getting a new home! NEW PROJECT ON THE HORIZON!!! E-350 12 valve cummins, 2006 F350 axles, 6" lift and 37's ... |
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Location: College Station, Tx
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Text is hard to do on autodesk
I actually fixed the tbi. Coolant temp sensor was bad, telling the computer it was -32* so it was dumping fuel. So hopefully the frowny face won't be lit up much.
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79 Bronco, 05+Superduty Axles, Hydro, 42" tsl's 12" skinnier |
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Join Date: May 2008
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Location: Peoria, Arizona
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I found a problem.
Your drinking the wrong brand of beer. Everyone knows that the best ideas and fab skills come from drinking Bud light ![]() But seriously I like your rig and it makes me want a big body Bronco again
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Well..... It sounded like a good idea at the time. Last edited by BroncoBrandon; 02-16-2012 at 12:20 PM. |
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Wheeler
Join Date: Feb 2011
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Location: Oregon
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It's not that hard to do, lemme know if you want some help, I use Inventor all day every day
![]() Rig looks good, nice work!
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79 Bronco -- 400-C6-205 -- OX'd HP60 x Welded FF14Bolt -- 39.5 Iroks |
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Quote:
![]() The body will soon be replaced. I'm sick of it being beat to shit haha. I have another 79 bronco body that i'm going to take 12" out straight down the middle. Then it's time for a cage, steering and gears. Quote:
I am self taught.....Engineering is too much math. I'm trying to learn to stress test to build a strong cage. I'm having a hard time making bent tube, the only way I know how to do it is extruding following a line. any help would be awesome.
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![]() Like a true Texan...... ![]() From the sounds of it your taking the 79 big body and making it the width of an EB.... I like it...
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Well..... It sounded like a good idea at the time. |
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Its the best and the cheapest
![]() with 12" out of the middle it will be narrower than my dd which is a ahem.....Tj ![]() Tbi is coming off, motorcraft 2bbl will take it's place.
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No, not being able to wheel is lame. I'll build an efi motor when I graduate and have money.
If it were a factory tbi setup or if I knew how to tune that computer it would be different. I'm sick of dumping money into it. I have two choices 1. -Megasquirt Computer, relay board and relay wiring harness ($350) -Engine wiring harness ($180) -Summit Racing HEI 1 wire distributor ($125) Total:$655 2. -Motorcraft 2bbl (Free, got it) -Rebuild kit ($13) -4bbl-2bbl Adapter ($17) -Summit racing HEI 1 wire distributor ($125) Total: $155 I'll probably go with option 1 eventually but right now its not really drivable and I can get everything I need by the end of the week.
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79 Bronco, 05+Superduty Axles, Hydro, 42" tsl's 12" skinnier Last edited by Tdmayfieldiv; 02-20-2012 at 01:24 PM. |
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How opposed are you to running a Q-jet? They are damn near free and a breeze to rebuild and tune. Just ask JB and cook how well mine ran on angles. Also has 10x the power the stock 2bbl motorcraft ever did. Adapter is $12.
Also, I don't know if you fubar'd your stock distributor when you did the TBI, but since you work at advance I'd look into the MSD 'Street Fire' ignition. HEI is desirable, but I only paid $125 for the box and coil, you could probably get it cheaper. |
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Last ditch effort to fix the tbi. I have a new chip coming in the mail. If that doesn't fix it It'll be Carbureted for a while, then Howell harness with a tach filter or megasquirt.
I'm trying to scare it into working ![]()
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2bbl is going on tomorrow.
Doing recovery for the Texana 250 this weekend. I need some power to pull some fancy 2wd $1,000,000 trucks out of the sand
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Turns out there are many different variations of the motorcraft 2bbl. One of them (which happens to be the one I had) doesn't fit on a normal 2bbl intake. It has a different shaped base which creates a huge vacuum leak on a 2bbl adapter.
So I took my roomates 91 bronco and I literally drove the wheels off, the driver rear to be exact. Now it runs awesome with a different motorcraft 2bbl and summit hei distributor.
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79 Bronco, 05+Superduty Axles, Hydro, 42" tsl's 12" skinnier Last edited by Tdmayfieldiv; 03-07-2012 at 11:01 PM. |
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I'm sure the go-pro in car 8016 will have it lol
He's on the same teamgravy , they always have go pro vids
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79 Bronco, 05+Superduty Axles, Hydro, 42" tsl's 12" skinnier Last edited by Tdmayfieldiv; 03-07-2012 at 11:47 PM. |
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Stock bronco up top, bottoms are bronco retainers bolted to 3/8 plate welded across the top of the stock SD coil bucket mount and the radius arm mount.
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We built a baja course on our 5 acres. It has rained for the past week and its a sloppy mess......there were some lonestars involved
![]() It's a summit brand distributor. Probably made in China but it works well for now. It was on sale for $130.
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79 Bronco, 05+Superduty Axles, Hydro, 42" tsl's 12" skinnier Last edited by Tdmayfieldiv; 03-13-2012 at 11:17 AM. |
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I wish that I had enough room for a baja course. We have 3 acres but I think that I would get yelled at for ripping around the property
![]() So did you forget to lift off the gas when you got air born or did you come up short on a jump? It takes a lot of force to do that to a u joint.
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The centering yoke on the double cardan blew a seal and it lost all of its grease. It started wobbling and broke the weld yoke and that broke the joint.
It was too wet to go fast. I buried it (actually my roomate buried it)and the reverse and forward trying to get out was the final straw for it I think. Last night we had 5 trucks out there trying to get me out but they all buried themselves too. So 4 hours later we were all out. Then the cops showed up and bitched at us for making too much noise.
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79 Bronco, 05+Superduty Axles, Hydro, 42" tsl's 12" skinnier Last edited by Tdmayfieldiv; 03-13-2012 at 12:03 PM. |
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Location: Peoria, Arizona
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Or at least the next case of [/QUOTE] Last night we had 5 trucks out there trying to get me out but they all buried themselves too. So 4 hours later we were all out. Then the cops showed up and bitched at us for making too much noise.[/QUOTE] I guess that I am lucky for now. The cops dont bother us were I live
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