The Dana 44 front and 28-spline Ford 9-inch rear axle found in later Broncos had little trouble coping with these moderately sized tires considering the off-road demands of the day.

Dana, which makes the axles under the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, says it will provide front and rear axles for the new Bronco. ... The 2020 Ford Bronco Might Have Solid Axles Front & Rear.

It looks like Ford is truly making good on its plans to revive the Bronco nameplate. Not only is it bringing back the off-road SUV, now comes word that the Bronco may very well use solid axles ...

Dana's axle technologies were first featured on the Ford Bronco in 1966. Dana reported sales of $7.1 billion in 2020 with 38,000 associates in 33 countries across six continents. About the Author ...

Wrangler, beware: 2020 Ford Bronco should pack solid front, rear axles When Ford promised that the 2020 Bronco would be a proper off-roader, many in the media took it with a grain of salt. But by ...

Carrier Breaks. There’s one nuance to be keenly aware of when it comes to changing gear ratios in this era Ford truck, be it Bronco or F-series, as we learned from the techs at G2 Axle & Gear.

The Blue Oval’s reborn Bronco will feature solid axles front and rear, and they will be produced by Dana, the company that builds those same parts for the Jeep Wrangler.The 2019 Ford Ranger will ...

The Ford Bronco starts at just under $34,000 and this portal axle kit ... as that has upgraded half shafts for its beefier Dana axles. Not that the Bronco Raptor needs anymore off-roading ...

With the advent of the larger-bodied Broncos in 1978 and 1979, Ford installed its full-width, high-pinion Dana 44 front axle with disc brakes and a heavy 9-inch rear with the big bearings and brakes.

The restoration of this Ford Bronco starts with a Kincer chassis—renowned as the same frame manufacturer used for Jay Leno's ...

We've talked about Broncos with portal axles before. This one is an entirely different take on the Ford Bronco, however. It looks largely like a two-door Bronco Badlands, at least at first glance ...