Looking for that Ford Part number that I can weld right on my YJ Frame for the upper coil bucket/bracket. I have a 1980's style 44 from a ford bronco. I seen a while back but have still no success in searching for it. Anyone know what part number it is I'm guessing around early 70's



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Im not even going to comment on this post... COILS :rolleyes: Good luck on your search...

Originally posted by Squirrelbait
Looking for that Ford Part number that I can weld right on my YJ Frame for the upper coil bucket/bracket. I have a 1980's style 44 from a ford bronco. I seen a while back but have still no success in searching for it. Anyone know what part number it is I'm guessing around early 70's



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I want o see this jeep with an 80's broncos front end cause it is a TTB axle and not a solid axle. TTB started in 1980 with all full size trucks and broncos (except a few F350) Other than that cant help you out

Matt

here's a Pic...


http://wsphotofews.excite.com/017/Vv/u1/Vf/4844555.jpg

She looks like a full axle to me ¿¿

That looks like a 70's axle to me. Can't tell for sure but looks like it is disk break reverse cut. that would mean it came from eather a 73ish-79 f150 or 78-79 bronco. From the factory after 80 nothing came with a solid front. Hope your luck goes well making it all work out and take alot of pictures along the way.

Matt

Originally posted by Rockbuggy
Im not even going to comment on this post... COILS :rolleyes: Good luck on your search...
AMEN brother.. leave it alone.. leaf springs are a lot more simple, and in my opinion, there are a lot of other things you can do with them
Scott :grinpimp:<><

Originally posted by 1badjeep

AMEN brother.. leave it alone.. leaf springs are a lot more simple, and in my opinion, there are a lot of other things you can do with them
Scott :grinpimp:<><

Thats cause you only need half a brain cell to do leafs :flipoff2: Coils are where its at Just look at my Incredably Flexy Suspension on my truck and you will see coils are the best way :D


Matt

if flex is everything, but its not.

go to the ford dealer and ask them for the radius arm bracket that welds to the frame on a 79 1/2 or 3/4 ton 4wd truck, they can look it up on their computer and it is still a part that is sold, I don't have the # but a friend got a set a while back from the ford dealer.

Originally posted by RockRanger


Thats cause you only need half a brain cell to do leafs :flipoff2: Coils are where its at Just look at my Incredably Flexy Suspension on my truck and you will see coils are the best way :D


Matt
Oh yeah Matt, that super flexy IFS ranger you got is the way to go :flipoff2: get a real suspension :)
Scott :grinpimp:<><