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i have an 83 ford bronco and i was wondering if i could pull stuff that i need off of a F-250 or F-350 of the same year and put it on my bronco?

 

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i have an 83 ford bronco and i was wondering if i could pull stuff that i need off of a F-250 or F-350 of the same year and put it on my bronco?
Generally speaking, no. The Bronco is effectively a short bed F-150. Some things will fit, but when it comes to suspension and drivetrain, they are usually different.

 
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Generally speaking, no. The Bronco is effectively a short bed F-150. Some things will fit, but when it comes to suspension and drivetrain, they are usually different.
thanks im trying to find 1 ton leaf springs for my bronco

 

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i have wondered. i have a towing package for a 1995 f150...will it fit my 1992 bronco?

basically the same truck just pickup and suv.

will bolts fit?

 

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Actually, the suspention is usually pretty close with the exception of the bigget trucks will be a hellova ride with the heavy springs on there. Also, from what I hear the 250 springs will give about 3-4" lift in the rear. Not sure if it's true but that's what I've heard and I think I heard it threw here. But why do you want the 1 ton springs? If you do that and keep your half ton axle there then you'll run into other problems but if you swap out the axle you should be good to go. Plan on hauling something large?

 

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i have an 83 ford bronco and i was wondering if i could pull stuff that i need off of a F-250 or F-350 of the same year and put it on my bronco?
it really depends on what you are gonna be using off of the 250 and 350, i know that a 150 and a bronco would match up. most of the parts on my 85 bronco are from my old 85 150.

 

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i have an 83 ford bronco and i was wondering if i could pull stuff that i need off of a F-250 or F-350 of the same year and put it on my bronco?
How did such a simple question get so far off base ?

The short answer is "it depends".

As far as body panels go you can use *any* F-truck body panels from the doors forward. That means doors will swap as well as complete nose assemblies or partial nose assemblies. (now that assumes you stay within styles, 80-86, 87-91, & 92-96). Rear bumpers also swap.

Mechanical parts such as electric window motors, defroster fans, steering columns, etc, etc are ALL interchangable

Chassis parts are a different ballgame. F150 parts are direct Bronco replacements (exec for driveshafts which are length specific). F250 & F350 parts CAN be swapped with some fabrication

F150's & Broncos should for all intents & purposes be considered pretty much the same truck. The Bronco has a shortbed & single-piece tub compared to the cab/bed arrangement the F-trucks have.

 
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Actually, the suspention is usually pretty close with the exception of the bigget trucks will be a hellova ride with the heavy springs on there. Also, from what I hear the 250 springs will give about 3-4" lift in the rear. Not sure if it's true but that's what I've heard and I think I heard it threw here. But why do you want the 1 ton springs? If you do that and keep your half ton axle there then you'll run into other problems but if you swap out the axle you should be good to go. Plan on hauling something large?
im planing on swaping both axels 2 dana 60s

 

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For the front D60 (SAS); see my site for some Swaps & Costs/Parts List, etc. LINKS

For the Rear Swap

Also, for quite a few parts, such as switches, sensors, wheel bearing seals, brake parts, etc., etc., Ford has an interchange Listing (Buyers Guide)

See Ford Motorcraft's site

Enter your Bronco's info in FULL-LINE CATALOG

pick a part you desire info about

Click Buyers Guide (BG)

and see all the years and models that the part applies to from your year, engine, etc.

for example;

Part No: BRS81

Desc: Rear Wheel Seal - Wheel Brgs & Seals

Manufacturer: MOTORCRAFT

Years: 80 - 96

Applications: 122

App Years Make Model Engine Qty Per Vehicle

12 80-83 FORD TRUCK BRONCO FULL SIZE All Engines 2

5 80-80 FORD TRUCK E 100-350 VANS All Engines 2

10 81-82 FORD TRUCK E 100-350 VANS All Engines 2

25 83-87 FORD TRUCK E 100-350 VANS All Engines 2

21 80-83 FORD TRUCK F 100-350 P/U All Engines 2

5 84-84 FORD TRUCK F 100-350 P/U All Engines 2

15 85-87 FORD TRUCK F 100-350 P/U All Engines 2

20 90-93 FORD TRUCK F 100-350 P/U All Engines 2

9 94-96 FORD TRUCK F150 PICKUP All Engines 2

GL!

 
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