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1992 ford bronco II

fullzise bronco axles...38" TSL BOggers tires
supercharged 302 from a 1988 mustang
you can tell its got tons of power...loook at my back tires

i love it

Now THAT is sweet!!!!

...no Number/Licence Plates?

...can it legally be used on the highway?

Paul... ...!

The size of the truck and lift-kit is inversely proportional to the size of the owners.......(fill in your own idea here)

Nice one.. I had A Ford F250 with meats on it simalar to that. Even in those days the tires were 650 dollars each. Enjoy!  

i got plates for it...and it can be used on the highway....with those tires...it can still do 160kph (which is scary lol)

ill post a vid of it in the mud when i can find one

...compensating for something?

nice, how many inches is the lift kit?

That's cool. What you gotta' do is make some fold away stairs like on a plane. You know, so when you open the door it looks even cooler when stairs fold ot from the underside. Or this is cool too:


http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/prototy ... truck.html

Can even park itself so you can...I don't even know what. Something else.

8-)

Very cool. It reminds me a little of a Jeep CJ-7 I helped a friend build. It was an improvisational project that ended up with a Chevy 350 V8 on nitrous, Chevy 1/2 ton truck axles, and 39 inch tires. He could barely climb into the thing but it was great for the restaurant drive through and mud bogging.

Not gonna express my idea's about these "cars" again, but I do like the idea of slicks on a truck... must be great around the track...  ;D

Enjoy your new truck!

Very cool. It reminds me a little of a Jeep CJ-7 I helped a friend build. It was an improvisational project that ended up with a Chevy 350 V8 on nitrous, Chevy 1/2 ton truck axles, and 39 inch tires. He could barely climb into the thing but it was great for the restaurant drive through and mud bogging.

AHH.. nitrous very bad for your engine

Very cool. It reminds me a little of a Jeep CJ-7 I helped a friend build. It was an improvisational project that ended up with a Chevy 350 V8 on nitrous, Chevy 1/2 ton truck axles, and 39 inch tires. He could barely climb into the thing but it was great for the restaurant drive through and mud bogging.

AHH.. nitrous very bad for your engine

Don't care, it weren't my engine!

uhh...its not a lift kit...i dont waste money on those

its srping over axle....after tires...about 8-9 inches of lift

money into the lift...$490 for axles and tires and front leaf speings

uhh...its not a lift kit...i dont waste money on those

its srping over axle....after tires...about 8-9 inches of lift

money into the lift...$490 for axles and tires and front leaf speings

 Down here we still call that a lift kit, a spring lift to be more precise. There are also body lift kits, which only lift the body and don't alter the springs or driveline.
 On the Jeep we did a new set of springs were used to raise the frame 6 inches and we mounted the axles on the bottom of the springs rather than the top which added another 2 or so inches of lift. The normal mounting on Jeep CJs has the axle on top of the spring. We also had to alter the driveline, lower the steering box, and lengthen the steering shaft. Anothe friend had a Toyota H-Lux with 44 inch tires. He took different route and lowered the engine and transfer case for proper driveline alignment.