1995 Ford Bronco Bracket Blueprint - Wheel Offset Drawing Dimensions (AutoCAD)
Dimensioned AutoCAD blueprint of a rectangular plate showing length, height and hole spacing measurements.
This document is a screenshot of AutoCAD 2007 displaying a drawing file named "Wheel offset.dwg" (path: C:\Documents and Settings\Mike\My Documents\Drawings\). The drawing shows a rectangular bracket in side/elevation view with two circular holes and several dimension callouts. Overall height dimensions given are 3 5/8" and 3 1/8", with an interior dimension of 2 15/16" (shown in red). Two 1/4" dimensions are called out at the bottom edges of the bracket, one on the left and one on the right, apparently indicating plate thickness or offset steps. The bracket appears to be a two-section piece separated by a vertical divider, with one hole in each right-hand section. The AutoCAD command line shows a zoom-window operation in progress. The status bar shows drawing coordinates in feet-inches (3'-5 5/16"). This blueprint was uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery alongside related drawings (radius arm frame mounts, pinion angle), suggesting it is a home-drafted fabrication drawing for a suspension or wheel-related bracket. No part numbers, vehicle years, torque specs, or material callouts are visible — only the geometric dimensions listed above can be learned from this document.
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Frequently asked questions
- What overall dimensions are shown on this bracket drawing?
- The drawing calls out 3 5/8" and 3 1/8" overall/height dimensions, an interior dimension of 2 15/16", and two 1/4" dimensions at the bottom left and bottom right edges.
- What is the name of the drawing file?
- The file is "Wheel offset.dwg", opened in AutoCAD 2007 from C:\Documents and Settings\Mike\My Documents\Drawings\.
- Does the drawing specify material, thickness callouts, or part numbers?
- No. Only linear dimensions (3 5/8", 3 1/8", 2 15/16", and two 1/4" callouts) are visible; no material, part numbers, or notes appear.
- What features does the bracket have besides its outline?
- The bracket is drawn as a rectangular piece divided by a vertical section, with two circular holes shown in the right-hand portion.
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