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slow91fj90

New Member
Joined
Dec 7, 2010
Messages
49
Loc.
Centreville, VA
Ok so Ill start by saying that I have been out of the early bronco loop for sometime, untill last year me and my brother acquired a nice 77. When I was in high school I had a 74 that I loved. Well here are a couple pics. Of my old one and the new one. Since we got the 77 we added the family cage and a couple other changes. First fix was trying to get the steering right. I wondered all over the road. I installed the crossover setup from (Bronco graveyard) I believe. Then I sent the box over to PSC for them to rebuild it. Also added the radius arm drop brackets for caster. Its still not perfect but a lot better. Well the next big process is the motor swap. Ill start another thread for that one cause I have a lot
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Cheers
 

Apogee

Contributor
Bronco Guru
Joined
Nov 26, 2005
Messages
6,345
Loc.
Tangent, OR
Pay your dues and become a "Contributor" and you can post pics without using an remote or external host. Otherwise, set up a free hosting account with any of the usual suspects and you should be good to go.

Welcome to the board and congrats on the new to you EB.
 

Airmapper

Foolproofness Tester
Joined
Mar 15, 2006
Messages
1,710
Loc.
Bowling Green, KY
Ok so not sure on how to post pics, this is all I could figure out.

Welcome! I cant see the pics from this computer, will look later.

I also use picasa, go to the image, right click and copy the URL (web address) of the image itself, and place it between image tags like so:

Code:
[IMG]imageurlgoeshere[/IMG]

You can also become a contributor to the website for a small fee and upload directly, however I never done so myself since I use Picasa and can post pics anywhere.
 
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slow91fj90

New Member
Joined
Dec 7, 2010
Messages
49
Loc.
Centreville, VA
Welcome! I cant see the pics from this computer, will look later.

I also use picasa, go to the image, right click and copy the URL (web address) of the image itself, and place it between image tags like so:

Code:
[IMG]imageurlgoeshere[/IMG]

You can also become a contributor to the website for a small fee and upload directly, however I never done so myself since I use Picasa and can post pics anywhere.

Cool thanks for the info.
 

SWBronc

Jr. Member
Joined
Aug 5, 2007
Messages
77
Loc.
Montgomery, Tx
Welcome to the site. The information you can get here is unbelievable. These guys have done it all, and then some. The $12 I spend every year is the best investment I've made to the Bronco and keeps the site going. That is one nice Bronco!
 

JohnJohn

Contributor
Bronco Guru
Joined
May 6, 2005
Messages
2,179
Loc.
Richmond
Sweet ride!
Nice color as well. Post some details. It looks like alot of custom mods were made to the tub. Did you do the work?
 
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slow91fj90

New Member
Joined
Dec 7, 2010
Messages
49
Loc.
Centreville, VA
Ok guys here are some specs of the rig. Motor is a Clifford Performance 300 6, that has been converted from fuel injection to carb. The motor runs really strong, but theres nothing like the sound of a good V8. Body is all fiberglass except for the hood and tailgate. It has a 1"body lift and a 3"suspension. Gears are stock for now. Most likely will go with a 4.56 ratio. Its funny Im now trying to divide my time more between this site and another for my other rig (FJ80 landcruiser, 37 Iroks,5:29s and locked)Anyways this has been a dream of me and my bros to get one to where its at. We didnt do 90% of the work so far but we have done alot. The motor swap is gonna be our big contribution. I got a 97 Explorer motor last Friday and tore it down to the block. I then took it over to machine shop and had them go through it and check things. Nothing crazy was done, had the crank micro polished, cylinders honed and new freeze plugs and cam bearings installed. Just got off the phone with Summit and ordered a re-ring kit to freshen everything up. Im still trying to figure out what cam to use, probably leaning to a stock GT cam. Ok so where do I make my contribution so I can take full advantage of this site as I do with my other frequent forum. Will post pics of entire rig tomorrow.

Thanks
 

sprdv1

Contributor
REBEL
Joined
Mar 8, 2007
Messages
81,996
Welcome to the site, good to have you. Very Nice Rig you got there!
 
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