[Gangsta_Bob119]

As probably all of you know im a total noob when it comes to trucks. Ive been driving imports for years and switched over because i got sick of the import scene and absolutely love trucks now. I plan on putting a 4" suspension lift on my 93 bronco but dont know much about them. Ive been researching and found them for around 1000-1500 for a 4" or 6" lift. Can anyone tell me if this lift would be any good... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/80-9...ewItemQQcategoryZ33585QQitemZ8063556613QQrdZ1 You guys know lots more about this kinda stuff then i do, just looking for an opinion. Thanks ahead of time.

 

[Redwagon]

which lift???? you need to be more specific.

 

[dub]

do your homework before buying a lift. look for feedback on the brands you are considering, establish a maximum dollar amount, and then buy the best you can afford.

most will agree that BDS is the best hands down. they have a great warranty. beyond that, my personal choise was superlift and sky manufacturing. i was told superlift has a very thorough inspection of the parts they turn out. i went with sky to give myself more options down the road.

get the skinny on what you can get for your money and be happy with you purchase.

 

[Gangsta_Bob119]

I was looking at the 4" or 6" skyjacker lifts i wasnt planning on spending around 1200 bucks on a suspension lift though. Guess i gotta count my pennies. Im sure down the road it will be a better investment if i get something more expensive then something cheap thats gonna break. Only reason i was lookin at that 4" lift on ebay is cuz it was so cheap but im sure its a POS.

 

[imlikeojnow]

I was looking at the 4" or 6" skyjacker lifts i wasnt planning on spending around 1200 bucks on a suspension lift though. Guess i gotta count my pennies. Im sure down the road it will be a better investment if i get something more expensive then something cheap thats gonna break. Only reason i was lookin at that 4" lift on ebay is cuz it was so cheap but im sure its a POS.

how hard are you going to wheel it? if you are not going to beat the shit out of your truck on the trails. the tough country will do just fine for you. alot of people are running them here and they are quite happy with them. just look over the parts and go from there. or do like i did. piece one together from the brotheren on here. i paid 294 total for mine and that was with the help of redwagon and some others.

ken

 

[qcbronc]

I would stay away from the rear blocks, but besides that it looks fine for what you'll be doing.