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I measure the toe. And it’s definitely toed in. I can’t decide if it’s a 1/4 or half inch. I put tape on 4 lugs. 2 on each tire. So I could rule out inconsistency’s. But it made more inconsistency's, kinda. The one set always comes up a 1/4 inch toe in while the other 3 always shows a 1/2 inch...
I do have this. Been sitting in my closet for the better part of 2 decades. (Pic)
But I didn’t think I was going to need it when I had it tore down to the bare frame, because of the riser on the axle. I sprayed the sand blasted frame with POR 15 and it came out so nice. But if it’s more better...
No the bracket was that way I replaced my frame. When I bought the frame it was hanging on a barn wall. So idk how it got bent or even that it was bent. It’s just dangling there so I don’t lose it. I really need to remove as I don’t plan to use a stabilizer (hopefully)
It is the correct pan...
Selling as a core. Was running no knocks. Someone put standard pushrods in with guide plates. So metal was definitely shaved off them and into the oil. I just took the aluminum heads.
I’ve replaced a couple of floor panels and also made some patches. The bronco has a lot of rust in the seams. Every new pan I put in must be accompanied by a 90 degree strip patch to it’s opposite side welded onto the point where the new pan with be joined to the old existing floor pan...
Well I’ll just leave it for now. But will toss it when the dash comes out and weld up the hole. As I just rebuilt my heater box and all that works off the og switch.
Is this a plow switch? I’m thinking it isn’t factory, but I’m curious if anyone knows? Maybe winch. I don’t want to just toss if it’s eb specific. I would like to find a plow setup for my bronco someday. So if it’s for that I’ll keep it.
It was welded in. (3/4 bolt) And would be a ton of work with a dermal to remove.
And I’m going to try the tape on the lugs method now that I understand it. I’ll report back later.
As I’ve currently switched projects to rebuilding my heater box cuz I’m in the frozen north of MN. Well kinda...
No, but I’m thinking of using angel iron clamped to the face of the disk brakes to measure off of. Would that work?
Also I ordered a 3/4-16 3.5 inch length bolt a week ago. Still hasn’t arrived. I need that bolt to raise the track bar on the riser. Would it be okay to use a coarse thread one...