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Who Makes The Softest Suspension Lift Ride

schmooter

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Joined
Jul 9, 2005
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115
Loc.
oklahoma
Im looking to take the POS lift i have off and put something else on. Who makes the best 3.5 lift for the ride and price? it will be driven off-road mostly. thanks for any input.
 
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Gummi Bear

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Jul 8, 2003
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What is your intended purpose for your Bronc? Just cruisin to the drive-in, and maybe to work? Rocks? Sand?
 

bmc69

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Jun 11, 2004
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Well there are as many opinions on this one as there are good options. I run at least one suspension setup on my stable of vehicles from each of several main vendors - BC, Wild Horses, Duffs and Cage..the Cage stuff for a current project and not installed or tested yet, but I've seen good reports by others. I've been happy with every one of the above, frankly.

I also have a an old-school K-Bar-S bone jarring no-flex 6" lift under a '69 and a Skyjacker 'softride' setup under another..Softride my arse.;D Point being..most of the old-school lift equipment has been 'flushed' from the que and pretty much everything on the market now is good flexy equipment.

You can't go wrong with any of the folks I first listed..IMHO
 

zombie66

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Aug 29, 2003
Messages
983
Loc.
Beaverton, oregon
i have the 3.5" lift from cage. i got rid of the bronco graveyard shocks ive been running for a couple of years and finally just added the cage shocks. i wish i had installed them sooner because it rides smooth and feels solid as well.
 

SaddleUp

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May 23, 2004
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Vancouver, WA
For the stated use my suggestion would be to give the Cage stuff a try. Be sure to get the extended arms as well if you want a lot of flex on the trails. (You will still get a soft ride without them but to really fully use the capabilities of the springs the extended arms are needed)
 

Moaiz

Full Member
Joined
Sep 5, 2002
Messages
340
Loc.
Albuquerque, NM
Front, BC 3.5"/7100's and Cage 4"/5125's rear.

Compared to what it was stock/sancho's...like floating around on a noisy, smelly, cloud.
 
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