Engine :400, put on a Quick Fuel 650 on top a Edelbrock performer intake then Headman headers
Drivetrain :stock
Transmission :no info
VIN :no info
For $600.00 I finally got a Bronco, ruff shape but runs good and have lots of plans for building it into a good trail and mud racing rig, installed 6" Bulletproof lift from JBG and put on a set of 37" Boggers on 17x10 American Racing rims, will update pics as progress comes. Just gave her a face lift a grill from a 74 F-150, I hope some like my idea of something diffrent.
Comments: the upper shock hoop is from Cage Off-Road Products in Oregon they work great with the extended radius arms that come with the Bullet Proof lift from JBG
Comments: Iam tring to find the rigth lift and tire size for my 1979 Ford Bronco, and i like the set up you have on yours. Your profile says that you only have a 6" lift w/ 37" tires. (How wide are your tires?) But it looks like you have a lot of clearence for only having a 6" lift and 37's. Please tell me what you are running, and please help me pick the right lift and tire size!
I'm wanting to go w/ 36" or 37" X 14.5 tires; And i want the clearence that you have.
Thanks!
Larry
Comments: To answer your question, the lift is sold as the 6" Bullet Proof Kit from JBG and yes it sits higher than most other 8" lifts I've pulled next to. The shock hoop was the only thing I had to order seprate. The tires are 37/12.5R17 I like the combination, the only time the tires rub is real tight turns and thats againts the radius arms not the fenders. The guys at JBG are great and can answer any questions you have. I know whats worked for me and am glad to answer any more questions even on the phone you can e-mail me at tigrcub@cableone.net for quicker response
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Reviewed by: Anders V 04/10/07 08:22PM
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RIGHT ON!!!
Reviewed by: Jarred G 08/29/07 07:14PM
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where did u that shock tower for your bronco please help me out
Reviewed by: Larry H 08/31/07 07:13PM
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the upper shock hoop is from Cage Off-Road Products in Oregon they work great with the extended radius arms that come with the Bullet Proof lift from JBG
Reviewed by: Erek V 08/03/08 10:24PM
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sick effin grill!!! ima get one too....
Reviewed by: Louis V 08/03/08 04:57PM
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love your bronco looks good
Reviewed by: Larry P 11/28/08 05:35PM
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Iam tring to find the rigth lift and tire size for my 1979 Ford Bronco, and i like the set up you have on yours. Your profile says that you only have a 6" lift w/ 37" tires. (How wide are your tires?) But it looks like you have a lot of clearence for only having a 6" lift and 37's. Please tell me what you are running, and please help me pick the right lift and tire size! I'm wanting to go w/ 36" or 37" X 14.5 tires; And i want the clearence that you have. Thanks! Larry
Reviewed by: Larry H 12/11/08 06:24PM
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To answer your question, the lift is sold as the 6" Bullet Proof Kit from JBG and yes it sits higher than most other 8" lifts I've pulled next to. The shock hoop was the only thing I had to order seprate. The tires are 37/12.5R17 I like the combination, the only time the tires rub is real tight turns and thats againts the radius arms not the fenders. The guys at JBG are great and can answer any questions you have. I know whats worked for me and am glad to answer any more questions even on the phone you can e-mail me at tigrcub@cableone.net for quicker response