'87 Bii 4x4 w/ power steering. Looking for a good 2" inch lift, preferably keeping the TTB front suspension.

[Ottieotter]

Explained in title

 

[franklin2]

Here's a 2.5 lift. https://www.roughcountry.com/product/ford-suspension-lift-kit-425-20?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpcs&utm_campaign=17229441994|&utm_content=&utm_term=||c||fit_first_42530-a&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwztOwBhD7ARIsAPDKnkBBdiWiPRnRI8i48MfI-FK-BVCFuwRv53JEvEo9KlWX_DImhDpsTUoaAjj3EALw_wcB

Don't fall for the cheaper ones with no ttb arm brackets. If you use coil spacers or taller springs on the front with no drop brackets, you will have alignment problems.

 

[Ottieotter]

Here's a 2.5 lift. https://www.roughcountry.com/product/ford-suspension-lift-kit-425-20?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpcs&utm_campaign=17229441994|&utm_content=&utm_term=||c||fit_first_42530-a&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwztOwBhD7ARIsAPDKnkBBdiWiPRnRI8i48MfI-FK-BVCFuwRv53JEvEo9KlWX_DImhDpsTUoaAjj3EALw_wcB

Don't fall for the cheaper ones with no ttb arm brackets. If you use coil spacers or taller springs on the front with no drop brackets, you will have alignment problems.

This says it's for the full size Bronco/F-150, would I have to do any modification to get it to fit the Bii or does it just bolt right up?

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

That is the incorrect lift kit. Input your truck specs and the correct kit should show up.

 

[franklin2]

Sorry. Wrong link.

Here's a cheaper kit. It's just the springs with no brackets, but it only goes to the max for this type of lift, 1.5 inches. Even then your alignment guy will have to spin around and click his heels 3 times to get it aligned.

1.5 Inch Leveling Kit | Ford Bronco II (84-90)/Ranger (83-97)

1.5 Inch Leveling Kit | Ford Bronco II (84-90)/Ranger (83-97)

www.roughcountry.com

All this company offers after that is a 4 inch kit that has all the brackets and stuff to properly lift the ttb.

4 Inch Lift Kit | Ford Bronco II 4WD (1984-1990)

4 Inch Lift Kit | Ford Bronco II 4WD (1984-1990)

www.roughcountry.com

 

[Ottieotter]

Sorry. Wrong link.

Here's a cheaper kit. It's just the springs with no brackets, but it only goes to the max for this type of lift, 1.5 inches. Even then your alignment guy will have to spin around and click his heels 3 times to get it aligned.

1.5 Inch Leveling Kit | Ford Bronco II (84-90)/Ranger (83-97)

1.5 Inch Leveling Kit | Ford Bronco II (84-90)/Ranger (83-97)

www.roughcountry.com

All this company offers after that is a 4 inch kit that has all the brackets and stuff to properly lift the ttb.

4 Inch Lift Kit | Ford Bronco II 4WD (1984-1990)

4 Inch Lift Kit | Ford Bronco II 4WD (1984-1990)

www.roughcountry.com

I saw the 4-inch lift, not looking to go that big. This truck is my daily, and I have no use for that big of a lift.

 

[Uncle Gump]

Check out James Duff lifts...

You can always add a body lift instead.

With lift kits... buy once... cry once.

 

[Shran]

3″ Suspension Lift for ’83-’97 Ranger | James Duff Inc.

The progressive rate coils and matched 70/30 shocks provide a higher quality ride, improved handling and between 2.5-3″ lift (depending on vehicle), giving clearance for larger tires.

dufftuff.com

That's what I would suggest. They basically copied the Ford STX High Rider lift brackets and added their own springs/shocks/etc. A drop pitman arm might be needed as well, for some reason those aren't included with that kit.

If you want to be really cheap about it though, you can get coil spacers for the front and taller blocks for the rear.