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2" Body Lift Installation (92-96)

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Avery HarrisonOP

Apr 3, 2003 at 9:55 PM
I am planning to install a 2 inch body lift on my 1993 Bronco and was wondering if anyone knows a link to a site with detailed instructions. I have access to all the tools i need but i was mainly wondering about steering linkage, gas lines, radiator relocation, etc. My truck is currently lifted 2 1/2 inches but retains the stock pitman arm.
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BoulderBronco

Apr 4, 2003 at 12:59 AM
So are you going down to a 2" or what? I hope your not stacking your new 2" on your existing 2.5". That would be a very bad idea. I don't know of any sites with instructions but I am sure it won't be hard to find. Didn't the 2" kit come with any? By the way the pitman arm is fine. It will not change at all. The only time you need to or should replace it is when you do a suspension lift of 4" or more.
93 Bronco,White/Green

Engine:
351W, 130 amp alternator, AGR High Pressure power steering pump, Custom K&N intakes, BroncoAir YORK on-board-air kit,

Drivetrain:
E4OD tranny, BW 1356 T-Case, 6" Superlift w/radius arms, Superlift Superrunner Steering Kit, D44 TTB front w/ARB, Warn Premium hubs, 4.88 gears, Ford 8.8 rear, custom CV driveshaft front, custom length driveshaft rear, 37" MTR's, BroncoAir Extreme Duty Winch Bumper, Warn M12000 winch,

Other: Lund Moon Visor, Tinted windows, PIAA 90Series fog/driving lights, full size spare, Uniden CB, kick ass stereo, Alpine MP3 head unit, CD/MP3 Changer, Orion amps, Boston 12" subs, MBQuart components.

Future: D60 front w/ custom coils, Sterling 10.25" rear, ARB's and 4.88's, full Bassani Exhaust/Header system, hopefully a supercharger but ya know it's all about the $$$$$$$$$
I am also the owner of BroncoAir

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