Marc Bryson's K30---Errrr '94 Wrangler----wait, '4x MB---I don't know what it is.....trail rig?

Marc Bryson's K30---Errrr '94 Wrangler----wait, '4x MB---I don't know... "Jeep" works

Owners Name & City-


Marc Bryson, Woods Cross, UT


Make, Model & Year of Vehicle-

Excellent question. Titled as a '80 CJ


Engine-

'89 TBI 350


Transmission-

700R4


T-Case-


D300


Axles-

Front: Chevy Dana 60, 4.56 gears, Eaton E-Locker. full width

Rear : Shaved 14 Bolt with spool, 4.56 gears. full width

Suspension-

Waggy fronts

XJ rears (reversed) 101" wheelbase


Wheels and Tires-

38" Super Swamper TSL/SX on stock H1 wheels with PVC beadlocks


Winch-

T-Max 9000

Favorite Trails-

Pritchett, Coyote Canyon, Mineral Basin


Other-

lots......


backontrailer.jpg


abandoned_rig.jpg



I'll get some 'action' pics next time I take it out. (it might be all one color by then, but who knows.......)

Attached are 'all one color' pics.......

freshpaint.jpg

freshpaint2.jpg
 
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mbryson

.......a few dollars more
Supporting Member
Looks awesome Mark. Ready just in time for the memorial run.


Unfortunately no Sand Hollow with this rear suspension. I need some upper arm tube, rod ends, 2 more Summit 1.25 ends, a truss and a different 14 bolt (disc brakes) with 5.13 gears and regear the front to match. Install new 350. THEN it's ready for Sand Hollow.

Likely for 2025? Sand Hollow and I are not good friends in this Jeep. I've killed at least 2 D300 down there. Flopped once (maybe twice?). Had an epic trail repair with you a few years ago.

I'm a little gun shy.
 
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Hickey

Burn-barrel enthusiast
Supporting Member
Unfortunately no Sand Hollow with this rear suspension. I need some upper arm tube, rod ends, 2 more Summit 1.25 ends, a truss and a different 14 bolt (disc brakes) with 5.13 gears and regear the front to match. Install new 350. THEN it's ready for Sand Hollow.

Likely for 2025? Sand Hollow and I are not good friends in this Jeep. I've killed at least 2 D300 down there. Flopped once (maybe twice?). Had an epic trail repair with you a few years ago.

I'm a little gun shy.
I think you’ll be much happier with your Jeep thing once you get that rear axle controlled. I can’t remember if you have a front limit strap or not, but I definitely recommend that or a suck-down winch option on the front axle. I saw a ton of people at Trail Hero who could have greatly benefited from an option like that. I use mine often in Sand Hollow.
 
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