bluesman17
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Will I need a longer drive shaft for a 6" suspension lift? Would 35" tires fit then?
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sweepersrgr8
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Although, you may not be pleased with the 35's with a 6" lift, if you want to fill the fender wells.
True, if you look at pics of my Bronco, it seems to have lots of room inside the wheelwells. I still get a little rubbing or contact at full suspension travel though.
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bluesman17
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Does my 92 have a sway bar?
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It should have front and rear sway bars.
Yes, there should be a front and rear anit-sway bar on your 92 Bronco. When you install the lift kit, you either have to drop the bars with brackets, or just remove them. I took both of mine off to get more suspension travel, and I haven't noticed any more body roll. In fact, it rides better than stock due to the lift kit.
Bronco_In_Ny
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You might want to keep the rear sway bar if you tow, I took the front bar off but kept the rear since I tow a boat to the water. But if you don't tow get rid of the front and rear and let the axle drop another 4 to 5 in's B)
