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Front suspension/Caster Process

WPS 73 Bronco

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New plan in place with a lot of help and thanks to @jamesroney, and @Torkman66.

Now knowing that I have a stock height Bronco, I've canceled my Duff Trex control arms. I've ordered 7degree C bushings, Clydesdale steering, adjustable track bar, Helwig front Sway bar, front stock height coil springs, and their 7 leaf rear stock height springs. This will be paired with my existing Bilstein shocks. Everything has been purchased at WildHorses4x4.

When I do the install, I'll include it in my LSBronco build thread.
 

DirtDonk

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Now that you know it’s roughly stock height, can you get those other measurements that James mentioned? Or at least get it down to an alignment shop ahead of time if it’s currently driving?
That way you’ll have a readout of what you have now, compared to a read out of what you have after all the work is done.
 

DirtDonk

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Yes. Do you currently have them already from a previous check up?
That’s all I was commenting on. What you have now, vs what you are going to have after springs and bushings.
 
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