Need a Little Help with Lift Information

[BigBlue989]

I'm on deployment and I've been looking out at JBG for a lift kit for my 90 I6 Bronco, and I am not exactly sure on what ALL I need for this job, I'm going to do when I get back to the states. I am not really sure if I want to go with 33's or 35's and I've already decided on the four inch deluxe lift with the extended arms, got the longer shocks, and drop plates but I didn't know if I was missing something... I've always been building cars and finally found a Bronco ( as it's the only truck I ever wanted to buy and lift /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> ) If someone could help me out with all the stuff I'm going to need make this a "done right the first time" job I'd really appreciate the help. Thanks again.

 

[Seabronc]

I edited your topic title, you will get more responses if you indicate what it is you are looking for in the title. I'll let someone who has done a lift answer your questions.

Thanks for serving, and good luck on your project.

>-

 

[pinkeye]

your country appreciates your service...thank you

 

[koontreeguy]

I just installed the jbg standard lift with extended arms over the winter. pretty straight forward with everything you need. besides tools and some pb blaster for the p.I.t.a. bolts it had everything to get you rolling. I couldn't tell ya about the add a leaf but throwing the blocks on were a breeze and the front end is only time consuming but not hard (make sure u have a friend help!) I followed this guys writeup on lifting his rig

http://bronco.tophersworld.com/writeup_lift.htm

he doesn't put extended radius arms on his truck but they come with directions/measurements to install them. measure 4x and drill once!!! haha good luck over there and when u get back to the bronc!!