Baja wrote:Sorry that I never saw this PM man. I kind of forgot about it. I have several others that I never responded to as well. Sorry about that.

I still have it and yes, it bolts up to transfer case.

Greg

I meant post, not PM lol. I had some old PMs that I never looked at either. Sorry

Sorry that I never saw this PM man. I kind of forgot about it. I have several others that I never responded to as well. Sorry about that.

I still have it and yes, it bolts up to transfer case.

Greg

Here is a pic

I went a different direction, so I never ended up installing this. It is new and I paid $300. It's yours for only $225.

I am located in Long Beach, CA, or Orange County area. I can even get it to someone in the I.E. If needed.

Just bumping this, as it is just laying around in a box and I no longer have a need for it. As stated above, it is year specific for a 94 E4OD. Price reduced to $125

Pale Rider....You're not kidding! I notice crime has been getting worse here every day. I live in a nice neighborhood and you can't even have UPS leave packages on your pourch for more than 5 minutes without some shithead taking them. It's become an epidemic here. Purse snatching too.

Thanks! That what I need!

I remember seeing an ad once for keyed locking devices that went over the nut on your shock mounting bolts in order to prevent theft. Is anyone else aware of these and know where I can find them?

Also, any other anti-theft ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

I forgot the pics

2015 Jeep Rubicon take offs. only 2,000 miles on them. Not even worn to the whiskers yet. Zero miles on spare. Not a scratch on the wheels. $1,000 OBO without TPS or $1,500 OBO with Tire Pressure Sensors. Tire size is 255/75R17

You can text me at 714-686-6001

Thanks

Do you have any, or could you take some pictures, of how Dave routed the Brake Lines on your Bronco? I wanna run mine the way yours are. Trying to figure out if he deleted the ABS module on the frame rail. It's not deleted. At least it's still there. To be honest, I've never locked them up on the s...

Thank you guys for the FYI. I'm glad he didn't buy it. Now I know, so there will be a good chance to sell it, due to the wide range of years on this model.

I just got a reply from Paul. I sent him a pic of the casting number. This valve body fits 89-94 transmissions. Paul said that there is that range, then 95 only fits 95, then it goes from 96 to 05.

Greg

You bet

There is nothing on the box or paperwork that denotes a specific part number, so I just sent Paul an email. This is what I asked... Hello Paul, Could you please tell me if each of your E4OD valve body's are specific to the year model of the transmission. I have a punisher for my 95 Bronco and say I ...

I have no idea guys. I can look up the part number for you, then you can check with Punisher. Do your research, and if you want it, you can have it. It's just sitting in the box. I will be home soon and will see what I can find out.

Thank you. 1995

This is the street version. It was installed for about 200 miles, then trans was re-built and in order for the trans shops warranty to be honored, it was never re-installed. It is shrink wrapped, and in original box, with instructions included. $150.00 firm. I am in Long Beach, or Orange every day. ...

I can't remember where, but I saw this beast on a flat bed a couple weeks ago. I can't remember where I was now, but I think you were turning into a neighborhood. I was in my Bronco as I drove by, stretching my neck out of the window lol. Looked awesome.

Nice!

If wanted, is it possible to put some camber change in those knuckles? Say if one was wanting to lower their ride height. Not sure if I'm off base here, or not.