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14 bolt, 4x4, ADS Shocks, Builds, Custom Bumper, Dana 60, Metal Fabrication, Roll Cage, Suspension, Triangulated 3 link, Triangulated 4 Link, vintage bronco - October 29, 2020

Vintage 1974 Ford Bronco: Custom Roll Cage, Plate Bumper, + Suspension Upgrades

It's been awhile since we shared a project on here! Just have had our nose down working to bring your visions to life. This customer brought in a Vintage 1974 Ford Bronco that he was ready to beef up for wheeling trips with his kids

Progress Shots of Vintage 1974 Ford Bronco: Custom Roll Cage, Plate Bumper, + Suspension Upgrades

Here's some specs we've been working on for this Classic 1974 Ford Bronco to make it trail ready. See the finished build HERE! Roll Cage & Sliders: 6 point family-friendly cage tied into a 4 point engine cage through the firewall, all tied directly into the frame Custom rectangular tube sliders Front Axle/Suspension: King pin shaved Dana 60 and custom truss Triangulated 3-link with 14" travel ADS 2.5" coil overs and 2" hydraulic bump stops PSC hydro assist Rear Axle/Suspension: Shaved 14 bolt with double triangulated 4 link and custom truss 16" travel ADS 2.5" coil overs and 2" hydraulic bump stops Anti-rock...

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4x4, Jeep TJ, Rubicon, Wheeling Trip - June 27, 2017

Rubicon Run June 2017

Quick photo recap of our Rubicon run!

Overlanding Titan

We finished up this beast recently and thought we would share some video and pics with you. It's a 2015 Nissan Titan that is born for adventure. Our customer is an avid outdoors man: from mountain biking, to dirt biking, to fishing, to camping on the roof of his truck! He needed a few upgrades to make his rig a little more capable on or off the trail. Here's a break down of what we added:

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