89 bronco II help please !!!!!!

[Mountanman83]

i have an 89 bronco II that was my dads he gave it to me i was a chevy guy but have seen the light lol how big of a tire can i get on a bone stock bronco II without a lift at all or cutting fenders or rubbing fender wells ???? please help me i hate the 205 75 r 15 on it now could i maybe run a 255 ??

I know for sure you can run 235's comfortably not so sure on 255's

 

[ibleedford]

look.... me and him rebuilt this b2 from the ground up.... there is nothing else i can say but we putt (all) stock parts back in it from a ranger his dad had...thats all....

 

[slobby351]

ok it is my b2 there are cargo colis no drop brackes stock springs in there rear air shocks. till i put the 8.8 in it now 4 inch shakles and stock blocks

 

[4x4junkie]

Yeah, that thing's not sitting at stock height for sure.

This is stock height for a BII (which does not have rear blocks):

No way 33s are fitting under that without some serious fender cutting.

 

[jdm_farmboy]

ok it is my b2 there are cargo colis no drop brackes stock springs in there rear air shocks. till i put the 8.8 in it now 4 inch shakles and stock blocks

What are cargo Coils? Bronco II's don't have stock blocks which means there is at least a lift there.

 

[slobby351]

i took a stock 91 ranger 8.8 with stock blocks that pic does not have rear blocks it is stock 7.5 wit no blocks the 8.8 came after that pic caust i sent the lock right thrue the rear cover on the rocks the cargo coils are 600 ppi coils for the front no drop brackets just camber kit

 

[jdm_farmboy]

Thank you for the info on the cargo coils, I wasn't sure what you meant by that. Even if they are the same length as stock, the fact that they are stiffer springs will result in a higher ride height. Which gives us our lift in the front.

 

[slobby351]

yeah i had stock colis and the 33s rubed bad