Teacher's Pet Gets a Steering Upgrade Part 1 | Early Bronco Bump Steer Eliminator Install

In this episode Monster Mike experiences Bump Steer firsthand in this beautiful 1973 Bronco owned by Tony. He recommends eliminating the bump steer introduced by the GM 1-ton steering installed by swapping out the steering system with a James Duff Bump Steer eliminator.
To purchase a bump steer eliminator for a Tie Rod Over set up from James Duff Check out the following link:
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For more information on the Tie Rod Under Bump Steer Eliminator click here:
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Not sure if you want a tie rod over or tie rod under for your steering system check out the article written by Monster Mike here:
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We'll be covering the installation in the next episode.

[@nickefgen9219]

I need to purchase the duck lift kit for my 1970 bronco after hearing very good things ever one else is saying about that lift kit and the way mine drives I need that lift kit

[@nathanadams1332]

Now I know TTB is a different animal but after I installed James stuff stage 1 3' on my 91 ex I also installed the steering stabilizer and dropped pitman arm. I don't run any front sway bars due to how amazing those progressive rate sprints perform and I noticed a huge difference in bumpsteer and overall steering quality. I've been using her every day for 2 years and I've put 30k on the lift kit and not a single issue has came up. James duff has the best stuff hands down.

[@BroncoGarage]

Glad you enjoy your ride. James Duff makes quality stuff.

[@vincencover8189]

Love some Bronco Garage!

[@BroncoGarage]

Thank you !

[@toddzuercher1615]

Change the turn signal cam while you’re fixing the steering 😀

[@michaelduff6113]

That always drives me nuts too!