lift kits

[gump_black]

im sorry i know that i am asking alot of questions but what better way to find out answers. i am actually asking so much because i am active duty military stationed overseas so i cant actually get to my truck to see. i have a 92 eddie bauer bronco and i am looking at lift kits at jeffs bronco gaveyard, i am looking at the 8 or 10 in lift but it says it is only the stage one kit. i was wondering what all is needed to have a very funtional lift kit that is not provided by that stage one lift selection. if you go to jeffs bronco gaveyard nd look at lift kits for 92 and newer bronco it is the one with the big green bronco in the background. like i said i know i am asking alot of questions but your help is greatly appreciated /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[Justshootme84]

If you browse through or search the forums here, you'll find many topics on lift kits for the Bronco. There is alot of questions to ask for sure, as you have many issues when lifting your 92 Bronco. While an 8" suspension lift is available from Skyjacker, most brands including the Superlift from JBG only go up to 6" for the type of front axle on the 80-96 Broncos (TTB=Twin Traction Beam). IF you want more lift, you have the option of cutting the fenders, adding a body lift, or going to a straight front axle (SAS=Straight Axle Swap). These are just some of the topics you can search for.

A standard/basic/stage I kit usually includes only the items needed to lift the suspension. Some do not include shocks, but longer ones will be needed. The deluxe/Stage II kits will often have optional items like longer radius arms, lifted rear springs, extended brake lines and so forth.

There are many vendors of lift kits online. IF you find one that you think is what you want to install, post a link to it here. JBG has about six kits for you 92 Bronco, each a different price with different parts included.