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STEERING
From 1966-1972, Broncos came with manual steering. From 73-77, power steering was optional. The power steering boxes from 73-75 turned approximately 6 turns lock-to-lock and from 76-77, 4 turns lock-to-lock. Some people prefer the 76-77 box because of the quicker turning ration. Others prefer the earlier box for rock crawling because they're easier to turn.
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DEATH WOBBLE
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Item #: death_wobble
Dangerous and scary, the "Wobble" is definitely something that needs to be remedied.
Question:
I'm doing a restore on a 1973 Bronco that I bought 1 1/2 months ago. When I bought the Bronco, it had the radius arms disconnected from the area they should be, but they were still attached to the front axle. The vibration that I speak of is comparable to the space shuttle during take-off. When the vibration does occur and I look out the window at the front axle, it looks like after-burners in full idle ready for launch. After installing the 3 1/2" lift ( bushings, shocks, coil springs, and leaf springs), the vibration stopped, but now at times the vibration is slight and once in a while it comes back to shake me back into orbit but not as bad as at first. Also any bumps in the road can spark the rocket motors. The lift kit is on correctly and tight to specifications. I will be buying new rims and tires this week, which I hope will help. I'm puzzled by this freak problem. Do you have any suggestions? Your help is greatly needed.
Tim Van Houten
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