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Autozone carries them. http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/AZ-Filters-Fuel-Filter/1986-Ford-Bronco-II-4WD/_/N-ij64uZ8gd7g?itemIdentifier=21018_107940_6863_ Those canisters can be a big pain to get off.

Give yourself a whole day if you have 2 people. driveshaft's can be build from junkyard shafts believe its in the tech library. Might get away with the front shaft being good but no way on the back.

Drive slower. Then you wont need stability on the street.

You wont know untl you put it up on an alignment rack. Or just get adjustable bushings.

Ive never seen FSB with plastic hub knobs. If you can find any let me know I have like 6 spare d28 hubs with them.

400 is even worse considering brand new poly bushings only cost $20.Forget drilling, grab a grinder and get the heads off in less than a minute a piece.

Unless your in a position to replace the parts yourself doesnt seem like any other option. $300 does seem a little high to remove 2 rivets and unbolt 4 bolts, unless that involves a correct alignment.

For that wire, do you have an auto tcase? I know mine was hanging down until I ziptied it up to the frame until I swapped a 1354M and found that it plugged right in and worked the 4x4 light that never worked previously on the dash.

Wont that effect ground clearance? Seems that the arms would hit the rocks before anything else.

I got mine from Denny's drive shaft. Heres a few of the better known places dennysdriveshaft.com 4xshafts.com Worth it especially on a DD.

That will happen when lifting over 2in. Either get a custom one built or use a rront explorer shart and have it shortened down to fit the rear.

You mean D30? A D35 from a Jeep is a rear axle.

Tech Library: steel spacers.

That will be heavy. Prob need some spacers to keep it from sagging.

Heres just one I found real quick that seems pretty good.

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Some bolt them on some bolt them to the drip rails. I was actually looking for one just like that from discountramps.com that's identical. I haven't decided how im going to do mine.

Ive never seen a mesh covered light with a material other than plastic. I know HF has some square ones for cheap.

You get this thing alignable.

If waters getting in your intake seal it up completely. I wouldnt put that filter on especially that close to the open elements.