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ax-15 swap

DirtDonk

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Good question. I don't remember ever seeing one at least from us.
Probably one of those things that might vary a little bit by body lift height too. Guess you're just expected to watch it come up, drill a hole where it's going to land, then use the boot and retainer as your template.
Kind of like the fender flares. Use the flare as the template, but with leeway to move around as befits your particular Bronco.

That's the cop-out version though. I'm sure someone has gone to the trouble of creating a template by now.

Good luck.

Paul
 

66BlueGoose

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Reference picture for 66 Early Style T-shift. After this picture, I had to notch the T-Shift back a bit to get to 4H position. Ignore hole on far right, from PO for PTO.
 

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ngsd

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Yes I used that boot as a template and positioned it about an inch up from the end of the top rear sheet metal. It fit well, just make sure your holes are aligned with the metal under it.
 
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