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Herbert Vining Jr
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Posted:9/23/2003 19:44 |
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ever since I got my bronco in august of 02 I've been wondering why the hell my right tire leaned and my steering would be fine one second, then really screwed up when I hit a pothole or bump, checked my balljoints, they were good, today I was gonna check my bearings, well when I took off the tire, I grabbed the hub and started pushing/pulling it all kinda ways and discovered that my axle pivot bushing it SHOT!, $8 for a new one from the zone, question is what will I need to do to replace it? remove my passenger side suspension, and disconnect the radius arm? or what? I figure it's gonna be a real pita, so I may as well change the drivers side too while I'm at it.
On a more happy note, my cousin sold me two 33x12.50 GY Wrangler MTR's that aren't in too bad of shape for $10 a peice, only have maybe about 1/4 inch of tread if that but it's way better than what I had on front already. And for detailing his car he gave me four 15x8 rims
here's what I had
then I got kinda bored so decided to goof off
not very good but I'll get some better ones once I can get that front end higher off the ground, also the search for a job continues..living in a small town sucks
1980 Bronco (Big Bertha / The Beast) 351M/C6/NP208/D44/9"/33's
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schmuck
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nola, XX, USA |
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Registered on 5/21/2003 |
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Posted:9/23/2003 21:56 |
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im not to familar with the ttb front end but if its the bushing im thinking of, its a royal pita, from what i recall you have to just beat the ever living shit out of it till it comes out
nucking futs
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Baton Rouge, LA, USA |
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Registered on 9/29/2001 |
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Posted:9/23/2003 23:09 |
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| Quote: | ever since I got my bronco in august of 02 I've been wondering why the hell my right tire leaned and my steering would be fine one second, then really screwed up when I hit a pothole or bump, checked my balljoints, they were good, today I was gonna check my bearings, well when I took off the tire, I grabbed the hub and started pushing/pulling it all kinda ways and discovered that my axle pivot bushing it SHOT!, $8 for a new one from the zone, question is what will I need to do to replace it? remove my passenger side suspension, and disconnect the radius arm? or what? I figure it's gonna be a real pita, so I may as well change the drivers side too while I'm at it.
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You mean the bushing on the inner part of the ttb where it connects to the frame?
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Bowtie Blazer
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Baton Rouge, LA, USA |
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Registered on 5/27/2003 |
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Posted:9/24/2003 00:02 |
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hye he really does have a bronco
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Herbert Vining Jr
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Patterson, LA, USA |
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Registered on 11/19/2002 |
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Posted:9/24/2003 07:49 |
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| Quote: | | You mean the bushing on the inner part of the ttb where it connects to the frame? |
yep, that's the one
1980 Bronco (Big Bertha / The Beast) 351M/C6/NP208/D44/9"/33's
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Herbert Vining Jr
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Patterson, LA, USA |
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Registered on 11/19/2002 |
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296 posts |
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Posted:9/24/2003 08:58 |
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| Quote: | hey he really does have a bronco |
yep, contrary to what some people may have been thinking since I never have money to make it to anything, I do have a bronco
further proof

1980 Bronco (Big Bertha / The Beast) 351M/C6/NP208/D44/9"/33's
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Baton Rouge, LA, USA |
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Posted:9/24/2003 09:31 |
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I'd think to get the old on out you could either torch it, drill it or press/beat it out. I usually drill around the sleeve in the center then push whatever is left out. To get the new one in you might want a press though....
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Herbert Vining Jr
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Patterson, LA, USA |
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Registered on 11/19/2002 |
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Posted:9/24/2003 11:13 |
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thanks for the info, hopefully I'll get that done next week, one less thing I'll have to do to get the bronco going, gonna get my hubs and a tow bar after that so I can just tow it to red creek, the spillway, etc
1980 Bronco (Big Bertha / The Beast) 351M/C6/NP208/D44/9"/33's
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