1992 Ford Bronco
Owner: ghettoscrap         (All of this user's registries on SuperMotors)
From: Memphis, TN, U.S.A.        (Other registries in TN)
Year, Make, & Model: 1992 Ford Bronco        (Other Ford Broncos)
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Mileage: 230
Engine: Stock 5.8 from a 1990 F-350 Cab/Chassis donor.
Drivetrain: Stock Twin Traction Beam with open 3.55 D44 center up front. Stock 8.8 with open 3.55 gearset. Modified E4OD and stock BW 1350 T-case. Stock shafts. Just stock everything, trying to make a nice street truck I can work out off.
Notes: Bought it off Craigslist for $400 with a locked up engine and wrecked out passenger side. I was building a 351 I found in a trashed truck in the Wolf River Bottoms when I spied a driving 1990 F-350 on Craigslist with 15,000 miles, bad frame. I bought it and got the Bronco running next weekend. I drove it for several months before the transmission crapped out. I rebuilt the E4OD myself with several mods for improved shift and durability, I wish I had not used a low stall convertor( looking for better MPGs ), but it still works.

Late style remote mirrors installed to modified doors, waiting for a roundtoit to install lay over wire harness in dash. Eventually it will be all one shade of black.
Last Updated: 12/12/2012
Hits: 1934
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folder 1992 Bronco pics100206012/12/1212/12/12
folder E4OD homemade tools12004,372012/12/1212/12/12
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100_0981.jpg
320 hits | 73.14 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

detail of the nut and bar stock twisty thing for compressing the spring to allow snap ring removal.
100_0980.jpg
319 hits | 81.09 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

another detail of the finger and the nasty torch cut that got it notched.
100_0979.jpg
293 hits | 79.55 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

close up of the finger where it contacts the spring retainer in the hubs/cases. They are cut from some pipe, about 4 inch I think.
100_0978.jpg
271 hits | 74.79 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

close up of the fingers on the bar stock, the fingers where just cut out of bar stock as well. The shaft is just come big fat all thread.
100_0977.jpg
309 hits | 70.72 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

here is the fixture end of the spring compression tool where the fingers can slide into any width needed.
100_0976.jpg
342 hits | 79.04 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

Detail of the welds at the pivot point, ugly but meaty!
100_0975.jpg
1161 hits | 85.27 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

Custom made transmission holding fixture that uses any standard engine stand as a base
100_0974.jpg
309 hits | 68.67 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

detail of the rear of the fixture showing washers used as spacer between the fixture and case
100_0973.jpg
310 hits | 68.09 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

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100_0975.jpg
1161 hits | 85.27 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

Custom made transmission holding fixture that uses any standard engine stand as a base
100_0976.jpg
342 hits | 79.04 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

Detail of the welds at the pivot point, ugly but meaty!
100_0981.jpg
320 hits | 73.14 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

detail of the nut and bar stock twisty thing for compressing the spring to allow snap ring removal.
100_0980.jpg
319 hits | 81.09 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

another detail of the finger and the nasty torch cut that got it notched.
100_0973.jpg
310 hits | 68.09 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

100_0974.jpg
309 hits | 68.67 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

detail of the rear of the fixture showing washers used as spacer between the fixture and case
100_0977.jpg
309 hits | 70.72 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

here is the fixture end of the spring compression tool where the fingers can slide into any width needed.
100_0979.jpg
293 hits | 79.55 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

close up of the finger where it contacts the spring retainer in the hubs/cases. They are cut from some pipe, about 4 inch I think.
100_0978.jpg
271 hits | 74.79 KB | Posted: 12/12/12

close up of the fingers on the bar stock, the fingers where just cut out of bar stock as well. The shaft is just come big fat all thread.
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