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TTB Steering Upgrade

From 1996 Ford Bronco “Buckin Bronco”, documented by Kingfish999.

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1996 Ford Bronco - Stock steering after 6" lift. the long passenger side inner tie rod was slightly bent but not easily seen in the picture. I wanted to do a… 1996 Ford Bronco - Comparision of the short (driver side) Inner Tie Rods with Tie rod ends attached. The new ones were perfect length, left alot of adjsutment… 1996 Ford Bronco - Comparison of thickness of the driver side Inner Tie Rods. The wrench shows the thickness of the new rod over the old. The new rod has a th… 1996 Ford Bronco - Comparision of the long (passenger side) Inner Tie Rods with Tie Rod Ends attached. The new ones were perfect length also, left alot of adj… 1996 Ford Bronco - Comparison of thickness of the passenger side Inner Tie Rods. The wrench shows the thickness of the new rod over the old. The new rod has a… 1996 Ford Bronco - This was for doing my Tie Rod End Flip. It places the TREs on the top of the knuckle instead of the bottom which raises them about 3" and c… 1996 Ford Bronco - The hole after reaming and putting in the conversion sleeve. 1996 Ford Bronco - The conversion sleeve in. I reamed alittle too much on this side but it shouldnt have any problems. The point of the sleeves are to prevent… 1996 Ford Bronco - Put the Tie Rod End in and tighten the nut and put the cotter pin in. 1996 Ford Bronco - Do the other side. I went ahead and also put the Tie Rod on the pitman arm. 1996 Ford Bronco - Put the driver side tie rod on the passenger side, put the nut on and tighten up. The hole for my cotter pin was too far away from the nut… 1996 Ford Bronco - Finished. The TRE Flip really helped out weither you can see or not. The angle of the tie rods is significantly less which should help in s… 1996 Ford Bronco - it is a bit of an expensive upgrade. Probably best for when your exsiting is worn or bad. The joint studs are all the same size as stock. T…