1.5" pivot drop brackets?

[Ottieotter]

Hey all, I'm looking for a set of drop brackets for a 1.5" lift for my '87 Bii 4x4 (D28 TTB)
I had gotten a set off ebay and ended up sending those back due to the bracket for the drivers side being made wrong, and making custom brackets isn't an option for me. Does anyone know of a bracket set that is still being made or know of a company that would make a set? Thanks

 

[bobbywalter]

Tuff Country 20813


190-260 or so

 

[gaz]

@Ottieotter
Ford made them, you can find them in wrecking yards on 1st+2nd gen Rangers that featured the Hi-Ryder option...that is where I located mine; the chasis will also have all the other needed components for a 1½-2" suspension lift (coil springs, drop brackets and rear blocks).

 

[Jim Oaks]

That's a strange lift height to need new drop brackets. You can usually get up to a 1.5-inch lift aligned with factory brackets. I installed a set of 1.5-inch lift springs on a 1984 Ford Bronco II and the alignment shop was able to align it ok.

1984 Ford Bronco II XLS B2 Marauder - Bronco Corral

 

[rebuild83]

That's a strange lift height to need new drop brackets. You can usually get up to a 1.5-inch lift aligned with factory brackets. I installed a set of 1.5-inch lift springs on a 1984 Ford Bronco II and the alignment shop was able to align it ok.

1984 Ford Bronco II XLS B2 Marauder - Bronco Corral

Did you try autofab front pivot brakets they are worth the money and high quality

 

[Jim Oaks]

Did you try autofab front pivot brakets they are worth the money and high quality

And they'll set you back about $900.