raduis arm broken need info

[zachdub72]

Where can i find a new one of theses which website has deals with springs and all supension

 

[needabronco]

It looks like you just need new bushings?

 

[zachdub72]

no it hangs down and not attached to the bushing

 

[needabronco]

Where are you located? Your best bet is find one for sale here or call Randy at Driven (advertised above). A local sale would be your best bet... I'd also replace them as a pair for obvious rust reasons.

 

[TBS-POPS]

It looks like you just need new bushings?

ahhhh,,,,stud broken that passes through the bushings!!

dont think anyone has "new"ones but I'm pretty sure someone has a good used one near you. post up in the parts wanted section.

 

[trailbound]

all of the sites are about the same in pricing.

bc
wildhorses
broncograveyard
Toms

Problem you have, if its not just the bushing and truly is the stud. You need a whole new radius arm. I think only broncograveyard sells original used arms. Your best bet is to link up with a local club and see if anyone has switched to long arms and wants to sell/give you their old arms.

 

[needabronco]

Wild Horses would or Tom's would likely sell you a set of arms also. Again your location would help determine your best coarse of action. Shipping on a pair of arms is spendy...

 

[Tomdee]

I got 2 nice ones from Tom's. I am sure you should find them at any of the ads on the top of the page!!

 

[kinder]

If you are near Colorado I have a set.

 

[Broncobowsher]

I have one sitting in the garage that makes for a great door stop (don't have to bend over to pick it up).
Like they mentioned, shipping will the the bigger bullet to bite.

Be aware there are 2 different arms. The '66-77 Bronco has a different bolt spacing for the spring plate then the '78-'79 Bronco. Not sure how the truck versions fall into this? Really not that big of a deal, worst case is drill a new hole or two for the spring plate. That's it.

If that arm died, figure the other isn't far behind. Be looking for a pair.

 

[Buldozer]

Your location would be helpful as others have said....assuming you have an early bronco, a lot of folks on here have stock arms laying in their bone pile most likely but without your location your not going to get the most helpful responses here.

 

[Apogee]

No offense, but did this really need a new thread? You have almost an identical thread that you didn't really respond to here where it was also reccomended that you post up your location since a lot of guys have these things laying around acting as glorified paper weight/door stops/etc. I've got two sets myself, one from my EB and another from a 76 F150.

Location, location, location. Help us help you out.