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Radius Arms

From 1991 Ford Bronco “Cookie Monster”, documented by Meixter.

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1991 Ford Bronco - extending the stock 78/79 radius arms with DOM tubing 1991 Ford Bronco - removed factory shock mount 1991 Ford Bronco - A long steel steering or track-bar shaft clamped in a blue bench vise on a plywood workbench, its threaded end and freshly ground/welded sh… 1991 Ford Bronco - Two cut metal tubes lie on a worn workbench, one marked with a part number. 1991 Ford Bronco - ready to weld 1991 Ford Bronco - welded 1991 Ford Bronco - 1/4" andgle iron will be used to box the arms 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal suspension component is secured in a vise on a cluttered workbench. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal component is secured with clamps on a cluttered workbench, suggesting a repair or fabrication process. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal tube is clamped to a workbench, showing a recent weld repair. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal part, possibly a suspension component, is clamped to a workbench for modification or repair. 1991 Ford Bronco - A Quick-Grip clamp is used to hold a metal pipe in place on a workbench. 1991 Ford Bronco - A cluttered workbench displays tools and metal components, suggesting ongoing fabrication or repair work. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal component is secured to a workbench with clamps, surrounded by various tools and supplies. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal part is secured with clamps on a workbench, surrounded by workshop supplies. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal tube with a visible weld seam is shown on a work surface. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal suspension part rests on a workbench with tools and supplies. 1991 Ford Bronco - A C-clamp secures a metal component on a cluttered workbench, with various tools and materials visible in the background. 1991 Ford Bronco - A welding jig made from a metal beam held by clamps and a vise. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal beam is secured in a vise on a workbench, surrounded by various tools and supplies. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal bar is secured in a vise on a workbench, surrounded by various tools and metal pieces. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal tube is secured in a vise, ready for work. A caution sticker is visible on the vise. 1991 Ford Bronco - I used cardboard to make a template for the plates to reinforce the C casting 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal component is being worked on, with a cardboard template placed for reference. A speed square and gloves are nearby. 1991 Ford Bronco - Four metal plates with scribe lines are laid out on a workbench, possibly for a fabrication project. 1991 Ford Bronco - Four metal brackets, possibly for a vehicle suspension, are laid out on a workbench. The word 'OUT' is written on each. 1991 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a metal suspension component marked 'OUT' on a workbench surface. 1991 Ford Bronco - ready for paint 1991 Ford Bronco - Garage scene with two fabricated metal suspension components displayed prominently. 1991 Ford Bronco - A metal suspension part is secured on a workbench with a vise and buckets nearby. 1991 Ford Bronco - These automotive parts, likely radius arms and drive shafts, are laid out on a wooden workbench next to a toolbox. 1991 Ford Bronco - Metal suspension part with a U-shaped bracket, likely for a vehicle's front end. 1991 Ford Bronco - A close-up view of a metal suspension component, likely a radius arm, showing signs of repair and modification. 1991 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of a metal tube inserted into a square tube, showing a welded joint. 1991 Ford Bronco - weld in bung for the Johnie Joint 1991 Ford Bronco - Two black metal radius arms are visible in a workshop setting, resting on a concrete floor. 1991 Ford Bronco - don't need this shock mount anymore 1991 Ford Bronco - A cast iron radius arm bracket sits on a concrete surface next to a smaller metal piece. 1991 Ford Bronco - Two freshly painted suspension brackets sit on a protective mat, ready for installation.