Lift Kit

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MAX

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I HAVE A 89 WITH THE DUAL SHOCK SET UP, DO I HAVE TO LOOK FOR ONE THAT SPECIFYS IT FOR THE DUAL SET UP. BECAUSE ALL THE ONES I LOOKED AT DID NOT SPECIFY,ARE THEY MORE EXPENSIVE IF SO I AM GOING WITH A BODY LIFT.

 

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To give you a short answer, Yes.

You have the "Quad Suspension". This is a good setup IMHO, and you can figure on adding up to $100.00 to the cost for the extra shocks.

This is assuming you are talking about 2 shocks on each of the front wheels. I have this setup on my Bronco and it makes the truck handle like a sports car, I also have the front and rear sway bars as well.

 
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Thats it , So if i get a kit that does not include shocks theres no differance.

 

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Hi Max,

Yes there is a difference, you need the 2 extra and its a bit more pricey.

I just got a 4" lift kit for my 87 Bronco and the guy threw in the 2 extra shocks for the front with boots for $50.

 
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Thanks,thats what i needed to know.

 

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