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question for editors/admin.
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gotmike
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| Posts: 13
| Joined: 12/07
Posted: 07/28/08
04:59 PM
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i'm posting this on several offroad magazine websites. So if you respond to another sites posting you need not respond here as well.
I have been asked to approach you on behalf of The BackCountry Crawlers for information on procuring sponsors for and magazine coverage of our annual offroading event... I am one of nearly 40 members of the club located in Casper, Wyoming. We have hosted and organized the event with permission from the local branch of the BLM for the last two years at our local ORV park. Our first year drew 12 vehicles to the competition and some 50 spectators, while this year we had 34 vehicles competiting and well over 100 spectators and we expect many more next year... We have gained sponsorship for the event from several local vendors and businesses, but these businesses have little to do with the genre of offroading... my question to anyone who wishes to answer is how do we go about bringing in someone from the magazine to possibly do a small writeup on the event, and who would we contact with the larger sponsors in the offroading world...
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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4x4Link
Administrator
| Posts: 969
| Joined: 07/06
Posted: 08/01/08
03:41 PM
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Same answer as before, bottom of this page hit "contact us"... but I will say that this isn't the direction Off-Road is going so the likely hood of anything happening is slim to none... sorry.
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'99 Ranger LT 4x4
www.dixonbrosracing.com
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Will7
New User
| Posts: 2
| Joined: 08/08
Posted: 08/20/08
01:04 PM
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Is the white truck posted yours? If so when you added the prerunner bar & lights did you look into the possibility of restricting too much air flow to your radiator & transmission cooler?
I plan to build similar prerunner bumper & want to mount 3 rallye 4000 lights about 10 to 12 inches in front of my grill, but am concerned I am going to restrict air flow to my radiator and transmssion cooler. Any thoughts?
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4x4Link
Administrator
| Posts: 969
| Joined: 07/06
Posted: 08/20/08
04:06 PM
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Yes, that is my truck, and no I have never really had a problem with it. Enough air still passes by the lights to keep the engine/trans cool.
I was out pre-running in Lucerne this weekend in 100 degree heat with the lights on and the truck stayed at a comfy 190-200 degrees the entire time.
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'99 Ranger LT 4x4
www.dixonbrosracing.com
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