Recent content by Brett_408

Finished up rear bedside mounts. Added a kicker for the rear corner. These are very solid all bolted up. Threw the new wheels and tires on to see how I looks.

Gears aren't currently installed but I have a new 9" 3rd and front diff parts ready to go. I went with 5:13 ratio

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Cool I was planning on lower corner supports with 1" tube already. Thank for all the input everyone.

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Once you cut up the body did you add anything to support the factory sheet metal the nut seats are in? I got one side done and it seems pretty sturdy once it's all bolted down. The sheet metal is pretty flimsy when the glass is not bolted in. Just wander about longevity with no extra sheet...

Aluminum. That's what I've been using the last couple years on multiple trucks with good results

Yea that's how i cut it. Left it a little fat and I'm going to use 5/16 nut serts.

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I was thinking nut serts I was just unsure how sturdy the factory sheet metal is.

So I'm mounting some bedsides on the Bronco this weekend. I've never done bronco bedsides any tips and tricks I should know about? Is everyone leaving pieces of the body sheet metal to bolt them to or building a 1" tube structure?

100% just pay for a vendor spot and get there Saturday morning when gates open. Its worth it if you're actually trying to find good deals on shit. Sunday everything good will be gone.

For Sale: I have 5 Yokohama Geolander MT's size 35x12.5-15 with 5 Factory Ford Alcoa aluminum 15" wheels. These came off a Ford Bronco and are 5x5.5 lug pattern. Tire are almost new with (4) having 85-90% tread life and (1) brand new 100% tread no miles at all. (this was a spare) Absolutely no...