WheelHorse
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I'm putting this together as more of an informational thread, not which one is better...afterall, this is an EB forum.
IF anyone finds any discrepancies in what I have posted, feel free to chime in.
Curb weights are all over the place for each
3560-3945 for Bronco Wagon only (Half cab and roadster not included), 3760-4129 for JK
Wheelbase Bronco 92.0 | JK 95.4
Overall Length Bronco 152.1 (161 with spare?) | JK 152.8
Height Bronco 70.8 | JK 70.9 Rubicon Hardtop
Width Bronco 69.1 (hubs not mirrors) | JK 73.7 (without mirrors)
Track Bronco F58.5 R 57.5 | JK F61.9 R61.9
Overhang Bronco F28.5 R33.25 | JK F26.7 R30.6
Ground Clearance Axles Bronco F8.2 R 8.3 | JK F9.1-10.6 R8.8-10.3
Turning Radius Bronco 34.1ft 4.25 (3.8?) turns to lock (1977) | JK 34.9 3.5 turns to lock
Approach/Departure Bronco 44.1/29.9 | JK 40.8-44.6/37.4-40.6
Ramp breakover angle Bronco 29 | Jeep JK 25.8 (Rubi)
Biggest Tire Size that can fit without a lift Bronco (uncut) 30 (31?) x 9.5 | JK 33x10 (255/80/17 BFG KM2)
Payload Bronco 740-1040 big bearing (1977) | JK 1000
Horsepower / Torque Bronco best rated 205@ 4600 300 Ftlbs at 2600
Worst Bronco V8 121 @3600 and 217 ftlbs at 2200
Jeep JK 205@ 5200 RPMS and 240 @ 4000 and Pentastar 285 @6400 260 Ftlbs at 4800 rpms
0-60 MPH Acceleration Bronco | JK
60-0 Brake Bronco 189 ft Disc/drum 1976 |JK 135ft
Interiors Specs
Cu Ft Storage without seat Bronco 48.3...11.61 with rear seat in place | JK The two-door Wrangler has 17.2 cubic feet of space behind the rear seats, or 56.5 cubic feet of space with the rear seat folded. The back seat can also be removed for a maximum of 61.2 cubic feet of cargo space.
Front head room Bronco 41.0 | JK 41.3
Front Leg Room Bronco 39.16 | JK 41.0
Hip Room Front Bronco 57.4 | JK 55.6
Front Shoulder Bronco 56.6 | JK 55.8
Rear Head Room Bronco 39.2 | JK 40.4
Rear Shoulder Room Bronco 56.0 | JK 56.8
Rear Hip Room Bronco 40.0 | JK 56.7
Rear Shoulder Room Bronco
I think 0-60 and 1/4 miles times are not even worth comparing as we know the Wrangler will stomp all over a stock Bronco.
Is there anything else anyone would like to see added to the comparison?
IF anyone finds any discrepancies in what I have posted, feel free to chime in.
Curb weights are all over the place for each
3560-3945 for Bronco Wagon only (Half cab and roadster not included), 3760-4129 for JK
Wheelbase Bronco 92.0 | JK 95.4
Overall Length Bronco 152.1 (161 with spare?) | JK 152.8
Height Bronco 70.8 | JK 70.9 Rubicon Hardtop
Width Bronco 69.1 (hubs not mirrors) | JK 73.7 (without mirrors)
Track Bronco F58.5 R 57.5 | JK F61.9 R61.9
Overhang Bronco F28.5 R33.25 | JK F26.7 R30.6
Ground Clearance Axles Bronco F8.2 R 8.3 | JK F9.1-10.6 R8.8-10.3
Turning Radius Bronco 34.1ft 4.25 (3.8?) turns to lock (1977) | JK 34.9 3.5 turns to lock
Approach/Departure Bronco 44.1/29.9 | JK 40.8-44.6/37.4-40.6
Ramp breakover angle Bronco 29 | Jeep JK 25.8 (Rubi)
Biggest Tire Size that can fit without a lift Bronco (uncut) 30 (31?) x 9.5 | JK 33x10 (255/80/17 BFG KM2)
Payload Bronco 740-1040 big bearing (1977) | JK 1000
Horsepower / Torque Bronco best rated 205@ 4600 300 Ftlbs at 2600
Worst Bronco V8 121 @3600 and 217 ftlbs at 2200
Jeep JK 205@ 5200 RPMS and 240 @ 4000 and Pentastar 285 @6400 260 Ftlbs at 4800 rpms
0-60 MPH Acceleration Bronco | JK
60-0 Brake Bronco 189 ft Disc/drum 1976 |JK 135ft
Interiors Specs
Cu Ft Storage without seat Bronco 48.3...11.61 with rear seat in place | JK The two-door Wrangler has 17.2 cubic feet of space behind the rear seats, or 56.5 cubic feet of space with the rear seat folded. The back seat can also be removed for a maximum of 61.2 cubic feet of cargo space.
Front head room Bronco 41.0 | JK 41.3
Front Leg Room Bronco 39.16 | JK 41.0
Hip Room Front Bronco 57.4 | JK 55.6
Front Shoulder Bronco 56.6 | JK 55.8
Rear Head Room Bronco 39.2 | JK 40.4
Rear Shoulder Room Bronco 56.0 | JK 56.8
Rear Hip Room Bronco 40.0 | JK 56.7
Rear Shoulder Room Bronco
I think 0-60 and 1/4 miles times are not even worth comparing as we know the Wrangler will stomp all over a stock Bronco.
Is there anything else anyone would like to see added to the comparison?
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