[wileec]

I am building upper shock mounts for the rear and since I moved the lower ones I would like to get the stock length from lower eye to the bolt on the upper so that I can get back to the normal length shocks.

I need this measurement with a normal load with the wheels on the ground.

Thanks

 

[CS79bronco]

I'll measure my 95 tomorrow, it's 5.0 & 5spd like yours but I have a top, shouldn't make hardly any difference. You need from center of lower mount to center of upper mount?

 

[wileec]

That would do it. Thanks:beer

 

[miesk5]

yo,
Maybe this will help

Dimensions, 92 Bronco (other years similar, exc. for "front crumple zone")
Source: by Steve83 (Steve, That dirty old truck) at SuperMotors.net

Another Resource I lost a few years back in move to another base was;
Ford Truck Body Builders Layout Book
Here is a typical example;
1997 F-150/LD250 REGULAR CAB STYLESIDE 4X2/4X4 DIMENSIONAL DATA
https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/non-html/1997/a21.pdf
https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/non-html/1997/a20.pdf

 

[CS79bronco]

My 95 measures 18 1/2" center to center. Get some pics for us.

 

[zrxw13]

Mine are 19 1/2" from center eye to center eye... That is with my lower mounts still in the stock location, but i've got an add-a-leaf like you too

 

[wileec]

My 95 measures 18 1/2" center to center. Get some pics for us.

Mine are 19 1/2" from center eye to center eye... That is with my lower mounts still in the stock location, but i've got an add-a-leaf like you too

The add a leaf would account for the inch thanks. And I will post up when I figure out what to make.

I am thinking a 1/4 sheet about 5" wide and close to 12" long bent into a
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kind of shape.