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What not to do when fixing a bronco

Teal68

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Dang Tom, as usual, nice work! Question: I had considered running fuel and brake lines on top of the frame when I built my Wife's Bronco. Do you have any concerns about that location after completed? Seems like there could be enough room for maintenance even with the body on.

Thanks,
Tyler
 
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englewoodcowboy

englewoodcowboy

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Dang Tom, as usual, nice work! Question: I had considered running fuel and brake lines on top of the frame when I built my Wife's Bronco. Do you have any concerns about that location after completed? Seems like there could be enough room for maintenance even with the body on.

Thanks,
Tyler

I like the top of the rail because it gets things out of the way. Being this bronco will also have a 1" BL it really gives you the perfect pathway.
 

toddz69

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Dual fuel pumps? Bosch 044s? Nice work.

Todd Z.
 

Thebeas

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Tom, you are a Bronco magician! Another beautiful work of art. I can't wait to see it in person.

Kevin
 
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englewoodcowboy

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Thanks for the compliments. This 77 is retaining both factory tanks so dual pumps was the best solution for EFI.
 
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