78-79 Upper Coil buckets

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78-79 Upper Coil buckets

Postby AUBronco » Thu Nov 05, 2009 12:09 am

Just as the title say's. I am looking for some Upper coil buckets. If anybody knows of where to find some that would be great.

Thanks :yup
Patrick

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Re: 78-79 Upper Coil buckets

Postby Dapper Dan » Sun Nov 15, 2009 9:58 pm

Got some but using them

The duff's sell em 99 bucks brand new out the box jeffs graveyard is also bound to have some for sure.

www.jamesduff.com

www.broncograveyard.com

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Re: 78-79 Upper Coil buckets

Postby AUBronco » Tue Nov 17, 2009 9:53 pm

Well thanks Dan. You get my hopes way up then hit me below the belt with that. :squint



Actually thanks for the links I forgot they sold those. I am in no rush though.
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Re: 78-79 Upper Coil buckets

Postby Dapper Dan » Tue Nov 17, 2009 11:03 pm

I do have some 4 inch springs and shocks for 80-96 bronco procomp however you gonna have to get brackets i think. That is if your interested in going to 4 with your ttb...... :dunno
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1984 bronco-302,c-6, 6inch procomp lift,9 inch,ttb 35's
1967 f-250 highboy 360v-8 4 speed 33's
1991 bronco 300 six 38.5's 4 speed (currently under construction)

For that matter they are all under construction------constantly....
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Re: 78-79 Upper Coil buckets

Postby AUBronco » Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:48 am

Now you are speaking my language. I acutally thought of running the TTB to see what it could really do. Do you have a coil legnth measurement with those coils mounted??

How much green would you want for those coils and shocks??
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Re: 78-79 Upper Coil buckets

Postby Dapper Dan » Sun Nov 22, 2009 6:28 pm

give me another day to get the measurement they are alans parts think i know a price but let me check then i will get back to you as far as the ttb doing well i have beat mine pretty good just check a picture go to broncodriver.com then go to the staff section scroll down till you get to my pictures of myself look at the picture of my bronco at windrock you will notice the tires begin to face each other it was pretty sick. In my opinion it will be a strong as any d44 since the components are the same and you can upgrade the center shaft to a d50 stub, and add eight lug knuckles just check fsb for eight lug conversion. There are also going to be stone crucsher steering linkages as soon as i go to anthony's shop to finish a mock up, and there are high po brake rotors the whole bit. I am doind a sas on the 91 since it will be pure hard core wheeler and i have never done one before but is still love ttb's :drinks get back real quick about the shocks, and springs.
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1984 bronco-302,c-6, 6inch procomp lift,9 inch,ttb 35's
1967 f-250 highboy 360v-8 4 speed 33's
1991 bronco 300 six 38.5's 4 speed (currently under construction)

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