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Blue 1995 Ford Bronco parked in a garage, front quarter view

“broncHO/ Ole Blue”1995 Ford Bronco

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1995 Ford Bronco: rear brake line adapter Painted black front coil spring and suspension components under a vehicle 1995 Ford Bronco: driver spring bow 1995 Ford Bronco: inital x-member trimming 1995 Ford Bronco: Ruff Stuffs RAW axle side trac bar mount ready for the knife. I think that the offset radius they cut in on t… Metal bracket with three holes and scribe lines, resting on wood 1995 Ford Bronco: Not quite there yet but getting close. The factory mount was tied into all of the other brackets so the only… 1995 Ford Bronco: About where I would like it. The reason for the foward angle is to get it foward of the engine cross member,… 1995 Ford Bronco: A look at the angles. The factory bar is 37" from center of eye to center of eye it is also 15*ish steeper th… Close-up of a vehicle's suspension system, showing a metal rod connected to a joint and a coil spring 1995 Ford Bronco: Close-up of vehicle steering linkage with a red strap, showing metal parts and bolts 1995 Ford Bronco: Frame side trac bar mount. I started with the Ruff Stuff Kit and made a few Mods. It will be safe. Welded metal bracket with a hole for a bolt 1995 Ford Bronco: A look at the uncleaned mount. I tried to tie the brackets back together. My goal was to have as much contact… 1995 Ford Bronco: A look from a different angle. Close-up of vehicle frame with black painted bracket and rusty suspension parts. Spare tire visible below 1995 Ford Bronco: close-up of vehicle's suspension components and exhaust pipe 1995 Ford Bronco: I really tried to get as much length as possible, that is why the angle extends beyond the frame. If I have a… 1995 Ford Bronco: Underside of a vehicle showing black aftermarket brackets bolted to the frame, with some suspension component… 1995 Ford Bronco: A full stuff look and the trac bar and the engine cross member clearance. Should be good to go. I don't plan… 1995 Ford Bronco: Full stuff driver side, I may have to clearance the angle I used for the base of the mount. We'll see how lon… 1995 Ford Bronco: Undercarriage view of vehicle suspension and drivetrain components 1995 Ford Bronco: I myself have driven about 95K on this axle. It has served. 1995 Ford Bronco: Where the bracket lives, this centers the axle in the fender. Is the same place as mwalsh put his. 1995 Ford Bronco: Another reference for location. The hole that you can see is oval shaped 1995 Ford Bronco: The best locate, the 2 holes you can see are factory. The foward hole you can see was used for the rear hole… Close-up of a vehicle's brake drum assembly with a lug nut and studs visible Brake booster and master cylinder assembly with pushrod and mounting bolts Measuring clutch master cylinder with a tape measure Brake booster pushrod measured with a yellow tape measure, showing approximately 3 inches extended Metal bracket with two mounting holes on wood Brake master cylinder reservoir and engine oil dipstick in a vehicle engine bay Blue 1995 Ford Bronco parked in a garage, front quarter view 1995 Ford Bronco: Blue SUV parked in garage, front fender and wheel visible. Badge reads 2000 1995 Ford Bronco: Engine compartment with belts, pulleys, and power steering reservoir. Visible text includes "SUPERMOTORS.NET" Brake master cylinder and lines in 1995 Ford Bronco Close-up of a blue shock absorber and brake line on a vehicle frame Blue and white 1995 Ford Bronco rear quarter view 1995 Ford Bronco front view, blue paint, chrome bumper, Washington license plate ADR2414 Person standing beside a blue lifted 1990s Ford Bronco

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