Another TTB fan....

[steveG]

Hi all. I've owned several TTB and TIB equiped Rangers and Explorers over the years. Including a 5.0L/AOD Ranger and a few mild prerunners.

I currently own an 84 Bronco with Autofab front and rear suspensions kits (I built the upper shock mounts) and 2.5" shocks all around.

I write service at a large independent repair shop in Grover Beach. If anyone in the area needs off-road equipment let me know as we are a vendor for many desert-related items including long-travel kits and shock absorbers (Radflo, Sway-A-Way, Bilstein and Fox).

[Blanco]

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:awesome_dude: We always have our door open for TTB'ers! :hug:
We here @ TWW can appriciate the qualities of the TTB..

I'm really looking forward to your Pics & hearing about all these different rigs. :16:

& let me be the 1st to tease you with this.
:worthlessw-opics:

So your mostly a dez dude? or?

I look forward to you becoming a regular part of our growing E-Family.:18_1_302v:

[79F150]

Welcome to the site and make yourself at home...

[83 Toy]

Welcome to TWW. I hope to see ya around frequntly!:hug:

[Rambo79]

welcome! how is the autofab suspension? i have been to the website, looks good but does it work good?

[Badtodabone]

Welcome to the Friendliest forum on the Net!!!!!:cheers: :cheers:

[steveG]

The Autofab suspension just plain kicks butt. The harder I push, the better it works. I've actually been surprised at how well the Bronco handles. I expected it to be really top heavy and for the rear end to swap around but it feels great on and off-road.

[Couch Slouch]

Welcome:cheers:

[Blanco]

The Autofab suspension just plain kicks butt. The harder I push, the better it works. I've actually been surprised at how well the Bronco handles. I expected it to be really top heavy and for the rear end to swap around but it feels great on and off-road.
:awesome_dude: John does have some the very best out there, No Doubt. :7: