Drove it around for about an hour tonight. Took it the car wash and cleaned it up. Charges the AC system and it blows good and cold now.

Driving height reminds me of the Raptor or maybe a little higher. Sounds sweet under acceleration.

Needs an alignment. I did the best I could to line it up but it needs to be put on a rack. I changed the tie rods and drop links and of course the 4" lift throws the camber off.

I'll try to get video this weekend...

 

Tires look good.

 

Bronco at school with Regan. I think she thinks it was worth the 3 months wait.

 

For those of us who have gray hair, love it however steps and a hand grab

 

Wow! Looks awesome! It has a great stance to
It. Nice job it came out great.

 

I finished it at 4:00am last night and I was dog tired. I could barely crawl up in the thing without ripping my pants. Lol

 

Great job gary!

 

Wow really great Gary!

 

that bronco looks freakin bomb

 

Gary. Now you can fix the damage on the notch.

 

True.

 

Yup.

 

 

need video!

 

Just filled up the tank again. And by tank I mean the Bronco.

7.86 mpg

Oh well. She doesn't drive too far.

 

That thing is looking gorgeous. Great job Gary.

 

"It will get better after the engine is broken in".




(my GMC 2t cattle truck w/350 gets 6 )

 

Still running strong. Thinking about getting some tunes for it if I can find someone that will do it. It is OBDII but I don't think SCT has a programmer for it. I would like to get a mileage tune while she is driving it and then have a torque tune for when I get it back later.

 

Any SCT dealer should be able to write you a tune for it. They also have a multi program switch that you can change tunes at the flip of a switch which could be cool.

 

thats what i used in my 96 cobra.. the switch was nice cause i could swap between a mild tune, a na ***** out tune, a n2o tune, and valet (fun to watch someone only go to 1800rpm in a car with a 7.2k redline)