Swing set steering on a long travel TTB Ford Bronco II
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2021
- Building a steering setup on a Ford Bronco II. This Bronco has a set of cut and turned TTB beams mounted with King shocks and hydraulic bump stops for the front suspension.
I used build 88 and older 2.9 B2z with IFS. But my comment is you can swap the back to a Ranger glass and where it rolls to the roof. If you got 2 sets of side vent windows you reverse sides behind the cab and it makes the cool look of the original triangulated glass on the original Xtera. To hide the lip of the "bed sides" after you chop the top off you simply add 1½ tubing and go around all 3 sides right over the hatchback opening. They look pretty badassd
Great looking swingset. Lots of moving parts stuffed into a small area.
Dude, really awesome job. I glad I watched this video, thank you.
Amazing work on that swing steering!!!!
Damn this must completely eliminate bump-steer hey? The links are like damn near perfectly parallel with the beams throughout the entire suspension cycle and steering range.
Correct. This setup has zero bump steer through the entire cycle of the beam.
@@dunehippie cool. Looks well made man nice work.
Constructive criticism.
Please get a handle of some type to hold your camera/phone, or whatever you use to film.
Would help the audio greatly.
Thanks for putting out content regardless.
Gives me ideas and motivation to start building my own creations once I get a ship built.
Great job, super interesting build.
I like your just figure it out style.
You should patent this and market this steering style
Great stuff man!
Looks awesome 🤙🏻
good job kid
Hi, can you build the steering for my TTB F150?
What’s your opinion on a cut and turn? I want to lift my 89 ranger with the Dana 35ttb but I don’t really want to use drop brackets. What should I do? I currently have 35 inch tires. Are the drop brackets a bad idea? (4x4 btw)
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