Dust shields and spindle studs
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Post Fiend
Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Topsfield, MA
I found them at jeffsbroncograveyard but they're not cheap.
$55 for the drivers side dust shield, and $70 for the passanger (no idea why there's such a difference). I also found the spindle studs, $2 ea is a good price.
Anyone know of a cheaper alternative?
$55 for the drivers side dust shield, and $70 for the passanger (no idea why there's such a difference). I also found the spindle studs, $2 ea is a good price.
Anyone know of a cheaper alternative?
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Joined: Sep 2007
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I did mine with parts from Bronco Graveyard. They were a lot cheaper than my local dealer. I thought about taking them off as well, heck there wasn't much left of the originals. However, after talking with a bunch of people I decided to put them back in. They do help in keeping mud, snow and debris from getting up inside the back of the wheel/rotor area. They were put on for a reason. Hit my new ones with a quick coat of Ford Blue so the mutant ninja zombies that I might have to run over someday get something nice to look at, LOL.
Brett
Brett
