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Anybody know if the 77 bronco had a high or low pinion diff? coils or leafs?
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76-77 were the only ones to have discs. 75-71 was drums, and 70-66 was a drum brake D30 boat anchor. If you find a drum brake eb D44 you can in fact convert it to discs for cheap if you know were to look and stay away from the disc brake "kits".
No, they are just overpriced. You spend $700 on a "kit" that is nothing more than sourced stock truck parts. All you need to do is find Chevy truck D44 spindles, calipers, and caliper mounts, and 78-79 F150 4x4 hubs and rotors. Autozone has the assembled hub/rotor deal for $25 a side. You can source the parts yourself for $150-300, or you can buy the same thing in kit form for $700.