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Who has a stock height Bronco ?

I need the dimension from floor to bottom of stock bumper.

Trying to do some geometrical figuring on how far to lower my plow mount
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My 66 is 23" to the bottom of the frame horn. It does have new Duff coils. I think they are stock height. The were added when the front end sagged due to the ridiculous bumper and winch (which have been removed).
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Interesting...........thanks for the measurement.

Mine measures 25-5/8" and that is with 4-1/2" coil springs and 33" tires

So, assuming that Meyer designed the mount for their plow based on a stock height Bronco, then I will lower it by 2-1/2" and call it a day.

That should help improve the blade from tripping so easily.
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I just measured my front axle to frame and got 10". So maybe he put a lifted spring in to compensate for the extra weight.

Edit: I don't have a stock height 66, I have a 66 LUBR. The back measured 8" and has a 1" lift block, and maybe an add-a-leaf.
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18 3/4" with new WH stock height coils and 225/75/15 tires.

Sorry. Forgot to measure the other day.

That's on T.O.
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akaFrankCastle wrote:18 3/4" with new WH stock height coils and 225/75/15 tires.

Sorry. Forgot to measure the other day.

That's on T.O.


That makes way more sense, but now I gotta lower it even more

Thank you
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Rox Crusher wrote:
akaFrankCastle wrote:18 3/4" with new WH stock height coils and 225/75/15 tires.

Sorry. Forgot to measure the other day.

That's on T.O.


That makes way more sense, but now I gotta lower it even more

Thank you


Or just buy another Bronco to push the plow. You know, another option.
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