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Primary use is a DD with some minor "four wheeling"
List of upgrades:
Warn Premium Manual Hub swap
Aftermarket wheels (most likely MT Classic II, open to suggestions)
33/12.5/15 Procomp M/T tires
Leveling Kit (1.5" - 2" up front)
Tranny Cooler (See this post: Rusted tranny cooler lines)
Plugs, wires, fluids (open to suggestion)
K&N Drop in Filter
Other misc items...
Any input and/or suggestions would be appreciated, Thanks!
can the procomps, especially for a DD. get some bfg MT's they will last alot longer and are cheaper. but if you like that type of tread go with micky claws they will perform even better then the procomps. also why only a leveling kit. why not just lift that thing. 4-6 would be good an look mean. get MSD coil, fms 9mm wires and just basic autolite plugs nothing fancy there. the rest looks good though
If it wasn't my DD I would definatly go with a 6" lift and 35's, but with doing those two, I would not be able to perform the necessay regear. I figure, if I go with the 33's and 10.50 wheels, I can upgrade the tires to 35's when I do get the money for the lift and regear.
Modified List of upgrades:
Warn Premium Manual Hub swap
Aftermarket wheels (most likely MT Classic II, open to suggestions)
33/12.5/15 MT Baja Claws
Leveling Kit (1.5" - 2" up front)
Tranny Cooler (See this post: Rusted tranny cooler lines)
MSD coil, Plugs, fms 9mm wires , fluids (open to suggestion)
K&N Drop in Filter
Other misc items...
Scrap the K&N. (in my opinion) Alot of people will disagree, but (IMO) they only let in dirty air, ending in an engine rebuild sooner than normal. Why wouldn't engineers put a similar item in the car brand new if they are so good?? The air-filter in your truck is made for your truck. Just a thought. (i'll probably get a lot of grief for this one, I don't mean to be a **** disturber)
Scrap the K&N. (in my opinion) Alot of people will disagree, but (IMO) they only let in dirty air, ending in an engine rebuild sooner than normal. Why wouldn't engineers put a similar item in the car brand new if they are so good?? The air-filter in your truck is made for your truck. Just a thought. (i'll probably get a lot of grief for this one, I don't mean to be a **** disturber)
That's why I've never taken the plunge, at least for my stock motor.
If you are going to have a performance motor, then it's a given that the stock breather would go in the trash. But for a stocker, the nice, basically water-tight box and filter that the Bronco came with will work fine.
Scrap the K&N. (in my opinion) Alot of people will disagree, but (IMO) they only let in dirty air, ending in an engine rebuild sooner than normal. Why wouldn't engineers put a similar item in the car brand new if they are so good?? The air-filter in your truck is made for your truck. Just a thought. (i'll probably get a lot of grief for this one, I don't mean to be a **** disturber)
I am one of those who will disagree. As far as the K&N goes, I'm going to use one. I'm not going with the full FIPK, just the drop in filter. I have always used K&N filters and have never had any problems. Besides getting more air into the engine (which is good) they have an insane warranty to where you pretty much don't have to buy another filter, ever, and they are washable.
As far as Ford engineers go, They put all sorts of stuff in our trucks that is "designed" to be good but just plain sucks, such as: TTB suspension (alignment nightmare), Tailgate designed to rust, our auto hubs just plain suck, and the ability to correct your speedometer after adding larger tires, oh but you can only do it 6 times!
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