Bronco 2 trail/desert....any questions?

[CurtisP87]

It works really well, no noticeable bump steer at all, what do you have on your set up so far, the single swing is really not to hard of a set up to get right.
Do you have lift brackets, I ask cause I do, and that did make for a tighter situation, but still very doable.

I Do have lift brackets. 6" skyjacker up front, with stock steerting setup...

Thankfully it only sees the street to and from the trails, it takes some concentration to keep her goin straight....haha

 

[trentongodley]

The light bar is from a guy selling them on race dezert, so it's a knock off no name, but it does just as well as a rigid IMO.
I had it for about a year, and have used it many times, it's only a flood, but allows for 40mph saftly in the desert.
For the steering, I had stock steering for a while, when I added the extreme drop pitmen arm, there was a huge difference, way more control on the street, however, I do pretty much daily drive this rig, and my tire life on the front outer corners was pretty bad.
After switching to the swing set steering, it is awesome, way better off and on road handling, and suspention movement it WAY SMOOTHER.
So far I have had it on for about 2000 miles of street driving, and about 300 miles of offroad, both trails and open desert, and have no signs of premature tire ware!

 

[Grunizzle]

Nice setup, very sweet rig

 

[4x4junkie]

Sweet setup for sure.

I just noticed your location... You're probably about 10-15 miles north-west of me lol.

 

[bobbywalter]

its a 3 thumbs up from me......

 

[trentongodley]

Thanks guys, it's nice to get some feedback, just as any other project like this, it's been a lot of blood sweat and tears, but so far I am really happy with what it has become.
Finally getting down to the smaller stuff:
Rock rails
Front/rear bumper
And I'm thinking of picking up some deavers and doing a shackle flip, but not sure if it will be much gain.