3 link/4 link site....

Ask technical questions about your Ford Bronco II here. Technical write-ups on your axle swaps, engine swaps, chop tops, etc. are encouraged.
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DBrown
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3 link/4 link site....

Post by DBrown »

found this site, thought I would share.

http://www.jeepaholics.com/tech/quarterellip/

I understood most of it, anyone care to try to explain it better?
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Post by madmark »

Man that gave me headace!
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71 Bronco - twin sticked, full width, 2" lift, wristed arm, lots of rust...

http://www.catalystcycles.com
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Post by FatMan »

good info. havent read it yet but i will. ;)
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pirate has neat pictures :hmmm: lol
You're right, I DON'T understand that Jeep thing ;)
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Post by DBrown »

yeah, the pirate link has pic's that looks like solid works. I love those programs. my major has me using CAD alot its great!
71 Bronco - twin sticked, full width, 2" lift, wristed arm, lots of rust...

http://www.catalystcycles.com
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Damn it, I still haven't had time to sit down and read this. Looks good though.
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Post by DBrown »

well, when everyone reads the first link I encourage them to click the "discuse" button at the bottom because their is alot of technicle dicusion about the physics of how the suspension works. I would love to set one up but I think I need about 3-4 more months of investigation so I can do it right. that and the money is low from the body swap. hell, I will be happy to just go wheeling :redneck:
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Post by plowboy »

OOOOOWWWW MY BRAIN, MY BRAIN! :eek: Neat stuff.
Can't think of anything witty, intelligent, or cool to say...guess I'm just stupid.
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