Lot’s happening here… trying to get the interior back together (mostly) for San Felipe. So I pulled the carpet upholstery off the sides of the car for the first time ever… LOTS of dust. The floor already has a tone of sound deadening material and it’s time to add it to the sides and doors. The goal ...

So happy to see this thread revived! Love the updates/changes you're doing to Wilson. Man that's a ton of stuff you carry! Good morning! Ha! Yes lots of stuff! This trip included camp gear which doesn’t usually stay in the car while on dirt but, still, A LOT of stuff. As you can see, I like to trav...

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An upgrade that is often overlooked is the addition of some sort of ant-axle-wrap device. The most common is probably a "2-link" kit which consists of two bars attached to the bottom of the axle-tubes extending forward to a bracket on the frame rail. A properly designed 2-link kit allows the axle to...

Most people choose to upgrade shocks next. To get full wheel travel out of the rear of a Bronco you'll need to install a new upper shock mount that will allow the use of longer shocks. Doing so will free up several inches of droop (suspension extension). If keeping the stock rear floor, most people ...

As always, we welcome your questions, comments and input! Related threads: 2-link: http://www.gofastbroncos.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=72 The rear is a bit more simple than the front but still needs attention before you go attacking whoops and jumps. Basic foundation: Long-travel leaf springs Lo...

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As always, we welcome your questions, comments and input! Obviously, there is no ONE way to build a go-fast Bronco. There are some common tricks used to make them work, though. This post will go over some of the basics. Basically, we'll start with the mild. You add the wild! Basic foundation: Front...

We're going to do our best to keep this section of the board organized, easy to read and easy to browse. Our hope is that it will become a go-fast reference library for Bronco aficionados. The biggest obstacle for this will be multiple and duplicate threads on the same topic. So, as with any forum, ...

Welcome to the home of GoFastBroncos.com, where Broncos and owners that live for bumps, jumps, holes, whoops,...and DIRT come together. Whether you have a Bronco Prerunner, Chaser, Stocker, or Racer, you are welcome here. This site is dedicated to the high-speed off-roading of those Broncos and eve...