Btw, how diy is it? Could I work on it in my driveway or do I need a lift and a 6 pack?
I did it in on the ground. You only need a jack to help shift the axle.
gotcha. If I cant get my friend to help, then jack the rear or?
Yup jack the driver's side rear of the frame IIRC.
Looking good, Carmelo! Thanks for sharing with the community. Here's to many more adventures with your Bronco.
Need running boards and to air down the Kenda’s, but so glad she’s back!
Looking sharp! Hope you are enjoying your Broncos!Both of my 2-doors at United By Bronco a couple weeks ago...
Woohoo! We're so happy to hear you love it David!Picked up the long awaited and eventually dismissed base, base. I had lost all interest in the Bronco and had every intention of flipping it. Drove it home and it was so much fun I'm keeping it. Installed some Badlands takeoffs today. Tint the windows and I'm good to go.
Welcome to the club! We hope you love it just as much as we do.Tomorrow it will be official, I can finally joint the club.
Thanks for sharing your Bronco with us! Hope you have a blast.
Thank you, now the real fun can begin!
Nice job Carmelo, you have a beautiful build. You might want to consider adding a rear anti sway bar too in addition to the relocation bracket. It will really help stabilize the rear end after a lift. Belltech, Hellwig and OEM are options to consider. If your 2021 is an early one you won’t have the factory chassis mounting brackets and Belltech will be your only option.
Need running boards and to air down the Kenda’s, but so glad she’s back!
Snap, forgot about it, and I do have the holes, so I can place it.
