S (SMS) 84 bronco Guest Oct 29, 2004 #5 mine is a 84 and the shocks under it are dual im not sure y they put the dual on them i think it really makes it ride ruff but good for crawlin
mine is a 84 and the shocks under it are dual im not sure y they put the dual on them i think it really makes it ride ruff but good for crawlin
B BigNasty Guest Oct 29, 2004 #6 So why did they have em then? Click to expand... Just like many dealer options.. to make more money, a selling point, so your new bronco is tougher looking than your neighbors etc etc etc..
So why did they have em then? Click to expand... Just like many dealer options.. to make more money, a selling point, so your new bronco is tougher looking than your neighbors etc etc etc..
S SMS ford bronco Guest Oct 30, 2004 #8 lol mine actually has lif time warrenty so im good there elderbrock crawler shock Attachments Pictures_of_stuff_009.jpg 2.9 KB · Views: 18
G gregor New Member Dec 12, 2004 #10 If your going from four to two does it matter which ones you replace?
D dirt New Member Dec 12, 2004 #11 i've seen lots of people leave out the front shock on the quad setup. the ttb spring has a tendency to slide forward a hair and hit the front shock.
i've seen lots of people leave out the front shock on the quad setup. the ttb spring has a tendency to slide forward a hair and hit the front shock.
K KCMav713 New Member Dec 15, 2004 #12 My Bronco is a "Northland Edition" meaning it was made for plowing, and other cold weather stuff. I do know the dual shocks are awesome for supporting a snowplow...but like everyone else has said, its a factory option usually for the tow package.
My Bronco is a "Northland Edition" meaning it was made for plowing, and other cold weather stuff. I do know the dual shocks are awesome for supporting a snowplow...but like everyone else has said, its a factory option usually for the tow package.