bronco radius arms

ccurran

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I just completed a sas on my 95 bronco and I'm not really pleased with the radius arm drop brackets. Does anyone have any input on any of the long arm set ups like the cage offroad arms, the james duff arms, or the superflex arms. Any input would be great thanks.
 
just wondering what about them you arent happy with?
 
I HAVE SOME STOCK BRACKETS. you would have to get some drop brackets for them though. are you going to sell the bds ones? are you attending the event in high point this coming weekend? also what degree c-bushings do you have? if you raise the arms with longer arms you will need to change your degree on c-bushings.
 
ccurran said:
I just completed a sas on my 95 bronco and I'm not really pleased with the radius arm drop brackets. Does anyone have any input on any of the long arm set ups like the cage offroad arms, the james duff arms, or the superflex arms. Any input would be great thanks.
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Have you checked around here: http://fullsizebronco.com/forum/index.php
TONS of info on our trucks and an entire section on SAS.
 
also try www. projectbronco.com
 
I used a set of radius arms off a 77 F150, the bushings off my old TTB arms, and the old TTB R/A brackets. Tha angle of the bracket to the arm was perfect for the spring height and position they ended up. So far so good, but it has had limited testing. I went the wristed route to increase flex rather than going with longer arms.

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Back when I had my 79 I made a set of extended arms ladder bar style, then inboarded the brackets like the later TTB set up. The new arms were 49" from top bushing to bolt end. They were made off a set of 2WD arms, flat line bottem. The clamps I had made in Wake Forest by Robby at the stainless shop in Mackie Park.
 
I'm using the 4 degree bushing kit with the brackets. I guess the set up is fine for now but I would really like to hear if the long arms are worth the money. I have seen the stock brackets with drop brackets and they aren't a whole lot better.
 
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