Can you show a steering column installed and how it aligns with the dash and speedo cut outs? This would only be for an automatic trans install also, correct? Because of the clutch rod interference this would create.
@@mbimotorsports1003 why not move the wheel wells over enough outward to accommodate 35” tires without a lift and increase approach and departure angles? How far would you have to move the axles? Also how wide of an axle can you put in it ?
Cutting the wheel well back and using stainless hardware to reinstall obviously doesnt look as factory, but wait until you try putting headers on that coyote
19:07 shows the flange where the body is mounted to the frame. How did you get that flange separated from the inner fender? Great video, thanks!
they drilled out the spot welds.
How much does a job like this cost? nice video!!
Hopefully you welded all the holes closed on the steering column relocation before “Bondo”
Can you show a steering column installed and how it aligns with the dash and speedo cut outs? This would only be for an automatic trans install also, correct? Because of the clutch rod interference this would create.
Great info. What headers do you use.
BC Broncos makes Coyote ready headers
Love your videos. Question. What steering column do you use, assuming the dash placement is in stock position.
We’re you not installing a body lift? I have read the right side needs to be trimmed but a lot depends on the extent of the body lift?
Cool vid. Wondering how moving the wheel well over the 1 1/2 inches affects the suspension, tire size and/or turning. Thanks
@@mbimotorsports1003 why not move the wheel wells over enough outward to accommodate 35” tires without a lift and increase approach and departure angles? How far would you have to move the axles? Also how wide of an axle can you put in it ?
What's that soft pad you used to remove the paint at 20:15? How do I find it?
Awesome video by the way, not a lot of good information like this out there.
Cutting the wheel well back and using stainless hardware to reinstall obviously doesnt look as factory, but wait until you try putting headers on that coyote