Very helpful. You know what you are doing and that makes everything deliberate and therefore easy to follow. You are a good teacher. Thanks, John

@JasonJonieBuilds

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching John!

Love the videos!! I’ve learned a lot from you on setting up a ring and pinion,

@JasonJonieBuilds

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Danny! We appreciate you watching.

You make a very good video 👍

@JasonJonieBuilds

11 ай бұрын

Thank You!

Really wish you had done and filmed all this 2-3 years ago before I rebuilt my '66 😀. Would have saved me hours and hours since you know much more than I did!! You should definitely attend Super Celebration. I attended my first one last year and will be back again in October. Hope to see you there!

@JasonJonieBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jason. We would love to attend. We have been kicking it around. I hate our Bronco won't be ready but next year it should be done. Thanks for watching.

Enjoying your channel. With a ‘71 bronco in the garage, it brings back memories and reminds of things I need to do. I did change my front hub nuts to the stage 8 single nut system, I really think it is better, easier and I do not worry about that locking washer slipping.

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

Bob, Thank you! I am not sure what the Tom's Bronco Disc conversion comes with. The stage 8 sounds like a good upgrade. Thanks for watching.

After rebuilding the Dana 20. And regearing the front and rear axles I can smell your shop from here... 😂. When I was taking the front cover off I saw blue RTV so thought the cover would be hard to get off. I tapped a putty knife in the seal and the cover flew off and covered me in gear oil... Lol

@JasonJonieBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! That won't wash off anytime soon.

Great Video working on a 65 Bronco, removing axles and converting to disc brakes. I didnt know you had to remove rear axle first before removing.. gear thanks for the big tip.. was in a jam...

@JasonJonieBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. You can contact me anytime if you have question or video content request at jasonandjoniebuilds@gmail.com

Yet another great episode. This is fantastic for me as I begin a 1973 restoration soon. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and experiences. Somewhat similar, I am a scientist by day and do the gear head hobby when I can, but not at your level. Specific to this episode, I had a 67 F100 4x4, and the front axle also wore similarly with respect to that groove you showed us, and seals of any kind could not correct, so machining of some sort or replacement is needed or it will leak diff fluid until it drops below that level.

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian. I am going to look into a fix and will let you all know what I do to make sure I don't get a leak. I don't like to do things twice so I will pay close attention to it. We appreciate you watching.

I'm learning a lot thanks for the info .

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jason! We appreciate you watching.

Thanks!

@JasonJonieBuilds

2 жыл бұрын

We appreciate you watching!

@C-Hook

2 жыл бұрын

@@JasonJonieBuilds How about putting all these together into a DVD package?

@JasonJonieBuilds

2 жыл бұрын

@@C-Hook Well right now I have too many irons in the fire. Lol. I appreciate you watching!

@C-Hook

2 жыл бұрын

I understand 100%, I'm doing a "NEW" 1977 Bronco, finishing my 66 "SHELBY Convertible replica, 74 TR6-V6, V8 Volvo and can' t find anything in my garage anymore. I've redesigned the Bronco pedal assembly so the M/C is outboard and clears the Coyote or any other engine (Auto Only) and will be better that a factory installation. What engine will you be using in your Bronco? @@JasonJonieBuilds

@JasonJonieBuilds

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you have plenty to do too. LOL. Keep it up. We are using a mild 302 in the '66. The '78 will get something a little more fun. We have not made up our mind yet.

Watching the video , cause I Think my future has this lined up for me to do, Why you may ask, cause I thought the One 79 Ford bronco was lonely So I Bought A second for Parts Panels, (turns out to be better shape than mine) Minus the Axle Assembly. So before you buy more stuff for another project better off to know what's involved. Great video should help me in future. Man what was I thinking.

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

Man I hear ya. I ended up with 3 EB's before I knew it. Funny thing the one I paid the least for had the best body. Thank you for watching!

That’s was a awesome tear down thank you!!! Please tell me you are going to put disc brakes on the back !!!! Need to watch a video on how too do it !!!!

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

Chester, I did not order a rear disc kit. I had considered it but for the time being I think we will stay with the drums. This build is getting expensive quick. We will do it on the next one for sure. Thanks again for watching.

Thanks for sharing the tear down. I'm almost to that point on my build. Care to share where you are getting your disc conversion kit from? Keep the videos coming.

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

Norm, Yes sir I was going to show all the parts at once. I bought Tom's Bronco disc conversion and their stage 5 2.5" suspension lift. I will make sure it is shown well. Thanks and good to hear from ya.

Id be curious if there are bearing shims or crush collar in that front axle...

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

The front pinion had shims in it. I disassembled it this weekend. Thanks for watching.

What product do recommend using to clean that sludge out of your differentials?

@JasonJonieBuilds

4 жыл бұрын

Dan, well honestly I use a little gasoline on the hard stuff and brake cleaner on the rest. I know that will get some folks upset but it is just how I learned to do it.

@danwithaplan331

4 жыл бұрын

MustangRehab Thanks for sharing, my dad agrees with you actually. As to myself, first time doing anything like this, 66 from the ground up just like yours. I really appreciate your videos and don’t feel like any detail is too small or “something everyone knows” cause I for one don’t 😂 and need all the help I can get lol.