Last weekend Justin was gracious enough to do some welding on the new drag link and tie rod. This week I found some time to finish reassembling the front end. Combined with the new radius arm bushings, the ride difference is quite dramatic. It has very nice, smooth return to center when driving even without the stabilizer shock. IΓÇÖm going to add a riser bracket for the trac bar to make it parallel with the drag link.
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ΓÇ£BuddyΓÇ¥ - 1975 Bronco Sport, 302/Viperbuilt 4R70W/D20, Explorer EFI, More Patina than Paint...
Adam was gracious enough to sacrifice a good portion of his Labor Day helping install a brake booster. After spending an hour driving around looking for a line adapter, we figured out it wasnΓÇÖt needed. Oops. Anyway, it is wonderful to be able to stop, even if it isnΓÇÖt a hydro boost setup like all the cool kids. I really like how it drives.
Thanks Adam!
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ΓÇ£BuddyΓÇ¥ - 1975 Bronco Sport, 302/Viperbuilt 4R70W/D20, Explorer EFI, More Patina than Paint...
BroncoRaider wrote:Adam was gracious enough to sacrifice a good portion of his Labor Day helping install a brake booster. After spending an hour driving around looking for a line adapter, weΓÇÖd figured out it wasnΓÇÖt needed. Oops. Anyway, it is wonderful to be able to stop, even if it isnΓÇÖt a hydro boost setup like all the cool kids. I really like how it drives.
Thanks Adam!
Glad we got it done and that you can drive it Saturday!
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1975 Ranger Edition that I've had longer than I've been without it.
Welcome back to the forum! After attempting to swap gas tanks to one with an internal fuel pump, I wasnΓÇÖt getting any power to the fuel pump. I ended up having to enlist the help of the EFIGuy to sort out my self-inflicted issues. But Buddy is back in the garage and running great. I added some Duff hood struts and found a very inexpensive option to have some music while driving, just strapping a Bluetooth speaker to the cage. The hood struts do have a slight clearance issue with the washer/coolant tank on the driverΓÇÖs side. IΓÇÖll work on that later. Thank you to Scott Barnes for trailering Buddy to Yuma and back.
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ΓÇ£BuddyΓÇ¥ - 1975 Bronco Sport, 302/Viperbuilt 4R70W/D20, Explorer EFI, More Patina than Paint...