7.3 Diesel Bronco’s First Snow Day

[@PowellMoore]

That's a sweet bronco! Looks and sounds really good

[@BocksGarage]

Thanks John, I appreciate it!

[@shosaleen]

7.3 in a bronco is perfect

[@BocksGarage]

Thanks bud! I’m excited to put it to use this year.

[@BocksGarage]

Thanks Daboi! I’m excited to put it to use this year.

[@kylewilliams9907]

Good thing the tire carrier didn't fail on the road. That would SUCK.

[@BocksGarage]

Without a doubt! I really lucked out with the timing.

[@RichardFredrickson]

Sweet bronco!

[@BocksGarage]

Thanks Richard!

[@sebastienbruno4283]

I’d definitely buy a swap like this

[@BocksGarage]

It’s an awesome setup in a Bronco, and even without a swap kit, it really isn’t too crazy to do if you have a donor truck.

[@wubanizer]

​@@BocksGarage the 351 in my 93 feels under powered. 7.3L.. that looks like it'd do the trick. Maybe I'll find a donor engine from the junk yard 🤔

[@Mike-xn1bh]

@Bock’s Garage, how tall r you? I have a feeling you are 6’+ given that your truck is very lifted yet you seem to be fairly tall when next to it. Finishing up my leaf sas on my ‘94 with a similar setup and it looks like the hood will reach my face and I’m 5’8”.

[@BocksGarage]

I’m about 5’11 barefoot, around 6’ in boots. It’s definitely a tall rig, and I’d be willing you’re right about yours. I’d highly recommend a nice fold up step stool for when you’re working under the hood, it’s a game changer.

[@gbdjunior]

How did you attached the shackle to rear bumper and can you remove the pin?

[@BocksGarage]

It’s actually in a trailer hitch that I mounted upside down to help gain clearance. If I pull the hitch pin it comes right out, and I could swap in a normal trailer hitch if I needed to.

[@ДядяВова-щ8е]

И где эти 7.3? Видно все в шакл ушло.

[@savagefromtheraq]

All i could think about is why you hot the rocker as a spare 🤣

[@BocksGarage]

It was cheap and I was in a rush before my first wheeling trip 😂😂 It’s been replaced since.