toddz69 wrote:Love it! I'm one of the other EB owners on here.

Todd Z.

I'm on the the classic bronco on as well. Infact you commented on my Eldorado vs explorer brake question.

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Solo radius arms [emoji7]. Old shock mounts cut out, and frame cleaned up. After mocking in the front axle, the pitman arm and tie rod were not happy and did not allow for much up travel. So, I moved the box forward close to 2" for happy steering. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20250429/5edfbbec90...

After the teardown, I had to replace the cracked and rotted floor boards to level and square the body. Also fixed the A pillars https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20250429/b9eef6b3ce6b0f54581200b140e00421.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20250429/d0fe745c06a4fc75502e9f675a8e70f3.jpg https://upload...

As some of you may know, I was building an orange 92 bronco. Well, I never did 100% complete it and ended up trading it for this 71 Bronco a few years back. The goal was just to have a nice cruiser/trail rig. We'll that hasn't gone as planned. I got this from a good friend who lost interest but had ...

Funny looking back on this build, and so much that has happened in my life since the last post. I installed the full desolate motorsports rear kit, minus the sway bar. Got it all done and never took it out. Ended up trading it to a close friend for a 71 bronco, which is sitting idle on my car traile...

Hardly ran, still have stickers on them. Ruff stuff spring plates, and camburg shackles. Located in the fresno area. $600obo
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Well I need to sell my supercrew so I can buy more bronco parts. 03 ford supercrew 2wd. Has 165,xxx miles. Camburg engineering 6.5 chase truck front suspension, h&m motorsports boxed chromoly idler arm. Runs great, just did plugs and new msd coils, new master cylinder, decent 33" maxxis big horns. D...

Well I almost jumped the gun on this thing. I decided that finding the interior pieces and fixing the cab will be cheaper and less headache. Gotta keep telling myself it's not a show truck, but a play truck.

I have a crappy b&m shifter in mine at the moment. I can shift my e40d all day long and just hit the button on the dash for 4th. It's not like the newer truck that will jump to second when its in 1st.

I've found alot of 31 spline econoline 9" rears. I heard that the newer econolines with a 10.25 are wide as well, but can't find any info on em.

Ok so my bronco is a 92 I'm looking at a 90 for parts, like the cab and interior since mine has no interior and the cab is pretty hammered. Any differences in should be aware of. I'll swap all my wiring and dash into it.

well hell. Oh well I only paid 5 bucks for it.

that's exactly what I wanted to hear. my j40's go negative big time to achieve 17" and a negative spring is a unhappy spring. how much shock do you have left at full bump @deslboy? and would a frame notch even benefit you with your current setup? to me it sounds like you can get 19" without a frame ...

I bought a 44 true track at the leduc swap meet 2 years ago for 5 bucks. seems to be in good working order but it's a 3.73 & down carrier. I find some 4.88 thick cut gears to run it. and while I'm at it i need to get the bolt in pass. side axle set up. so until then I'm open and it works fine.

im pretty close to a 1:1 ratio with my 18's. since they lean towards the back they follow the motion of the rear end. I've got about 1/2" of shaft at full bump and about 3/4" at full droop. I am thinking of maybe cutting into the inner bed side and going with a 16" bypass leaned forward. but I've go...

hell if I cantilevered it, just short course link it. my fab skills and time really don't allow that though.

I can't see though how guys can pull 19" + out of the 64's without going through the bed. my shocks right now are mounted on top of the spring plate and slightly angled back, through the bed. I'm using most of a 18" shock to get 17" of travel, probably because they are now following the arc of the s...

I have camburg shackles. shocks are not dialed in at all. in fact I'm over em and gonna get some bypasses. they work great when I'm loaded down and have 4 people inside, but with no adjustment they suck when I'm not loaded up. I don't mind notching the frame one bit. I would also like to get the sho...

yea he said he's pulling like 19" out of the rear with the 64's. Geoff aid he can get 20" with his shocks.