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bko4x4er

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ok i just got a set of 33x12.5's for the bko. i am planning on getting a 3'' body lift for 130 bucks because im on a budget. i dont have the money fro a susp. lift.

and i need the tires on now. the ones i have now leak every 2 days. so what im gona do is put the 33s on now stock and add the lift in about 3 weeks.

has anyone run a 3'' body lift with 33s

 

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Well you dont need a lift with 33s you can run them with no rubbin if you have the right wheels, what you could do is drive it with the 33s and then save for a 4" suspension lift and 35s, by the time the 33s are worn out you could have enough money if you saved up.

 

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DO NOT! I repeat DO NOT! use a body lift!

These things have been known to shear the bolts and send the body off the frame, very dangerous!

I am not the only one on here that will tell you this.

Do what Redneck said and just use the 33's on stock hight then save up for 35's and a 4" suspension lift.

 

BKO4X4

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DO NOT! I repeat DO NOT! use a body lift!
These things have been known to shear the bolts and send the body off the frame, very dangerous!

I am not the only one on here that will tell you this.

Do what Redneck said and just use the 33's on stock hight then save up for 35's and a 4" suspension lift.
ok. thanks. i have two courser m/ts and two bfg at's.

i plan on putting them on stock and saving up for a 2.5 susp. lift from rough country for 350.

thanks for the advice.

 

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I wouldn't spend your money on a 2.5, it won't give you much and after you use it for a bit you will wish you went with a bigger lift. Some people have said that after they put on a 4", they wished they went with a 6".

Rough Country isn't that expencive...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/80-96-Ford-...sspagenameZWDVW

I bought my 6" from these guys and it all looks great, everything I needed I bought and it cost me $645.50, that included shipping.

In the end, it's your money and your truck and you are going to do what you want and I am just offering you some ideas and hopefully save you the regrets later down the road.

 

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Go with the 4". I had the same idea about runnin 33's on a 3" body, but instead I went with the 4" susp. with 35's!!

And I dont regret it at all!

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Go with the 4". I had the same idea about runnin 33's on a 3" body, but instead I went with the 4" susp. with 35's!!

And I dont regret it at all!

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the thing is guys..i have 252,000 miles on my bronco. thats alot. and i dont want to sink a buncha money into it.

what if i get the lift and the next day the motor blows. see i just want to stay cheap.

 

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