quick lift question

[Deamers87ford]

guys i been saving for a lift for my 87 bronco II auto i have narrowed it to this lift http://www.jcwhitney.com/ROUGH-COUN...5817_N_111+1987+200728632+600003436_10101.jcw and this one http://store.topguncustomz.com/Stor...mDetail.aspx?sfid=134402&c=675145&i=209764356 could you guy tell me which would be better and i dont want to mess wit the driveline

 

[Ranger#1]

well i like the top gun one

 

[Sunk]

The Top Gun is a more complete kit, so I'd lean towards that one. The R/C kit doesn't have shocks or a drop pitman arm, and it looks like it uses blocks for the rear.

You only have to mess with the driveline if the rear has a C/V joint in it.

 

[Deamers87ford]

lift

yesh it a little more expensive but it look worth it

 

[Deamers87ford]

cv line

what does it look like

 

[Ozwynn]

why use a kit? there is enough info in the tech library about jeep springs, Villian motor sport brackets, duff arms, chevy springs and beltech drop shackles.......... it might cost the same but you would have the benefit of picking and choosing your components.

 

[Wicked_Sludge]

it might cost the same but you would have the benefit of picking and choosing your components.

and it'll perform much better off-road than any aftermarket kit.

 

[Sunk]

This is true, but a kit may be a good place to start for somebody just getting into 4x4 especially with TTB. It's easy to adjust later if your needs change.

 

[Ranger#1]

tru the kit gives you an even playing fileld and basis of knolage of how it all works