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(SOLD) Getting ready to list the Bronco. Hate to sell it but life happens.
1976
302 (needs a refresh)
Ford 9 inch open rear ( I will include a Spartan Locker uninstalled)
Dana 44 Front with Spartan locker
C4 - Newly rebuilt
Dana 20 - Newly Rebuilt
Twin Sticks
Front disk brakes / rear drums/...
Was planning on going to Windrock in November for the Duffs event. All the cabins are booked for the dates I need. Any recommendations for somewhere close to stay? Cabins or Hotels.
After all my transmission, transfer case rebuilding I've done this year I'm seeing the need for a 1" body lift. Of course it would have been nice to have prior to all that.
Does the 1" puck just replace the exisitng bushing?
Finally stripped enough bedliner and crap away to find my frame Vin.
Still a little unclear but appears to be
U15GLGC9576
I understand it's a U15 G code engine but I'm lost after that.
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Finally got the C4 installed after a rebuild. It's flowing fluid out the bell housing when in gear. Also wants to move forward in every gear.
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Alright Ford gurus. I was laying under Bronco this weekend installing the C4 when I spotted my block casting number. The number is C80E-6015-A. Now the Bronco is a 1976. From what I gather from my research that casting number would be 1968 or 1969 casting. I haven't found any of the other...
I found a Ford Dana 44 Trac-lok on craiglist. Its listed as a Dana 44 High Pinion. Will this work in My 76 Front axle? Will the low pinion and high pinion internals be the same?
Am I missing something here? Seems a bit pricey for a rear view mirror. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Early-Ford-Bronco-Rear-View-Mirror-U1-/272228675586?hash=item3f6217f002:g:LnEAAOSw~oFXJMVU&vxp=mtr
Any suggestions on a new Torque Convertor. Stock 302. It looks like the stock replacement would be a Dacco F48 ($75.00). I see Toms sells one also ($160.00) Its obviously more expensive than the stock selection. Any experience with either of these? I'm assuming the Dacco is stock stall speed.