2 wheel drive conversion
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In actuality the Twin I-beam setup in front is great for a pre-runner. Baja-style racers love it if for no other reason than the fact that the articulation you can get exceeds the maximum allowed by Baja rules so its a great way to get full articulation and simply stop the travel with a strap so you aren't in violation.
I simply don't comprehend ruining a perfectly good 4WD especially one with such a short wheelbase for jumping. Thats where the problems begin when jumping... short wheelbase gives you a lot less margin for error on the landing.
Some of us are Bronco enthusiasts before we are Ford enthusiasts and the idea of removing 4WD from a Bronco equates to removing the parts of a guy that make him a guy. Yeah you can do it but what kind of a life is he gonna have and how does he face his friends?
I simply don't comprehend ruining a perfectly good 4WD especially one with such a short wheelbase for jumping. Thats where the problems begin when jumping... short wheelbase gives you a lot less margin for error on the landing.
Some of us are Bronco enthusiasts before we are Ford enthusiasts and the idea of removing 4WD from a Bronco equates to removing the parts of a guy that make him a guy. Yeah you can do it but what kind of a life is he gonna have and how does he face his friends?
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Originally Posted by greystreak92
In actuality the Twin I-beam setup in front is great for a pre-runner. Baja-style racers love it if for no other reason than the fact that the articulation you can get exceeds the maximum allowed by Baja rules so its a great way to get full articulation and simply stop the travel with a strap so you aren't in violation.
I simply don't comprehend ruining a perfectly good 4WD especially one with such a short wheelbase for jumping. Thats where the problems begin when jumping... short wheelbase gives you a lot less margin for error on the landing.
Some of us are Bronco enthusiasts before we are Ford enthusiasts and the idea of removing 4WD from a Bronco equates to removing the parts of a guy that make him a guy. Yeah you can do it but what kind of a life is he gonna have and how does he face his friends?
I simply don't comprehend ruining a perfectly good 4WD especially one with such a short wheelbase for jumping. Thats where the problems begin when jumping... short wheelbase gives you a lot less margin for error on the landing.
Some of us are Bronco enthusiasts before we are Ford enthusiasts and the idea of removing 4WD from a Bronco equates to removing the parts of a guy that make him a guy. Yeah you can do it but what kind of a life is he gonna have and how does he face his friends?
all your points are good but all the 4x4 stuff is already missing. otherwise this wouldnt be an issue
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From: Lockport, NY
well there ya go! your not ruining a perfectly good bronco. beside's it's your's to do as you wish! I dont know anything about pre-runner's? I,m just a budget builder type of person, so if ya got one good frame + one good body, then make it work for ya, just plan it out and figure out which frame will be the easiest to get the part's you want for it?
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