Roll Over

Grannywagon · Feb 14, 2004

What can be done to the BII to help prevent roll over. [-o<

davids78bronco · Feb 15, 2004

Sell it to some other poor sucker?

Actually, make sure the tires are at their proper inflation, don't overload it, drive it sensibly, and increase the track width - but w/o wheel spacers, or wheels with too little backspacing

ken75ranger · Feb 15, 2004

No high speed turns. [-X

kikenhorse · Feb 15, 2004

There is no doubt in my mind the best and easiest thing to do is to increase the tread. This is easily done by getting a set of wheels with a greater offset,that is they stick out past the fenders further. This lowers the center of gravity for the vehicle and makes it less likely to tip or rollover.

racerbo836 · Feb 16, 2004

hi i need some help i have a 1986 ford bronco 2 and i need some help i need to kno how to change my freeze plugs. i would also like to kno if there is a web site that i could go to that would give me some diagrams on how to do it.

thanks racerboy

Grannywagon · Feb 17, 2004

Thanks for all the replies on the Roll Over.
Grannywagon.

kikenhorse · Feb 22, 2004

Hey Grannywagon. [-X
Here is a page that will help you understand the roll over prob..

h34r:
I just found it and I pass it along.. The problem is called Friction Roll.
This page will not help you solve it but you will better understand the prob.
I tink its called edumication? Ain't it? :-B
Web Page www.e-z.net/~ts/bronco.htm
Old Kikenhorse.

Manimal · Apr 2, 2004

BIIs are more likely to roll when on stock 205 tires. Put a set of bigger tires on and they instantly become more stable. Besides, it's pretty hard to roll 'em unless you drive it like a Viper, or try to make a 90-degree turn in reverse at 15mph.