96 Bronco Is Home...
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From: cleveland ohio
Originally Posted by adrianspeeder
Nice! Broncos are awsome, but I'm a little biased...
What motor and tranny? Ditch the auto locking hubs for some manuals before you get stranded in 3x4 mode.
Theres a couple of those super low miles 96's floatin around with one only having 72 miles. A few people musta bought and stored one back right before the Bronco name was laid to rest.
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What motor and tranny? Ditch the auto locking hubs for some manuals before you get stranded in 3x4 mode.
Theres a couple of those super low miles 96's floatin around with one only having 72 miles. A few people musta bought and stored one back right before the Bronco name was laid to rest.
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From: Colorado
It will stay mostly stock until next year. This year, it will see a rebuilt rearend, new stereo system, custom console, and possibly a rebuild on the engine. This week, I'll be removing the running boards. I just don't care for running boards on Broncos.
Next year, manual hubs, rear locker, 2.5" lift, 34" tires, Interior roll bar.
Next year, manual hubs, rear locker, 2.5" lift, 34" tires, Interior roll bar.
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From: Ky/Va Mountains
Originally Posted by mountaineer02v8
why should he change something thats not needed? let it stay stock with what it came with
The auto hubs were a little weak if I remember right. I am sure thats why he suggested the swap.
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From: Dover AFB DE / Harrisburg PA
Originally Posted by mountaineer02v8
why should he change something thats not needed? let it stay stock with what it came with
Speaking from actual ownership,Tritanianeer, the auto hubs are a common failure.
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