lift kit

[soulreaper303]

ok i have an 1990 bronco i want to lift this b$tch but like i dont know what kind of lift kit i want becuz i had this truck last yea in november and like i want to lift it but like im going to use it when i go offroading in the summer and tow a trail that carrys six bikes and like i want to know wat brand i should go with i know every rancho it really good but like wat the second or the third choice i go with but i need help : :blink:

 

[Justshootme84]

Look at Rough Country, Skyjacker or Superlift. All their basic 6" kits run about $550-$600, more for added options.

 

[Broncobill78]

http://www.roughcountry.com/ford_4wd_80-96_fullsize_6.html

As JSM said, the lift itself will run you about $489 plus another $50 or so for front & rear brake line extensions. If you keep the swaybars then extended droplinks are a good idea.

The 4" lift is about $50 cheaper and *both* lifts are abot $300 more if you go for the rearched springpack instead of the rear liftblocks (personally, I prefer to avoid liftblocks because of all the added problems they can cause but some guys don't mind them and others like to just get it lifted and then swap out the blocks for springs sometime later on.)

 

[shift1313]

I don't meant to be picky but throw a period or two in there and drop some of the likes It makes it really hard to break up your thoughts.

What kind of off-roading are you planing on doing? and what size tires do you plan to run? If you are adding a lift and running bigger tires and towing something you will definitely have to redo you axle gearing front and rear. i'm going to take a wild guess and say your truck has a 302 in it right? There is a lot that goes into a lifted vehicle, a lot of hidden costs. If you go with a 6" lift and start running 36" tires and your towing 6 bikes suddenly your brakes don't stop the truck and trailer very fast. Tall lifts on a TTB axle setup, you have to be careful about front end alignment.

Id say no matter what lift kit you end up with don't expect to pay anything less than $1500. $500 for a lift which may or may not include shocks. If you have dual shock up front add some more to the total. Brake lines, steering drop pitman arm(if not included). TTB and radius drop brackets(if not included in the kit). Re-gear. tires/rims, brake upgrade, steering damper...

Yes, if you have the tires you can get away with $500 for a lift but make sure you set aside a little more money for other upgrades that will make your truck safer and last longer.

 

[love_my_bronco]

ok i have an 1990 bronco i want to lift this b$tch but like i dont know what kind of lift kit i want becuz i had this truck last yea in november and like i want to lift it but like im going to use it when i go offroading in the summer and tow a trail that carrys six bikes and like i want to know wat brand i should go with i know every rancho it really good but like wat the second or the third choice i go with but i need help : :blink:

lol umm i like RC (rough country) its a good lift kit