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Contibuter finally, & body lift question

kcmacg

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No thanks to paypal i am finally a contributer.
For a 1" body lift, what has to be changed? I bought a 3" and alot has to be done, I dont need that much lift, so I was thinking a 1" just to get it up a lil bit

TIA
 

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Colo77Bronco

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1 inch is a quick swap without having to change anything. Mine was a breeze. Just make sure you don't lift the body against any tight lines, wiring and loosen the steering column.
 
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kcmacg

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Cali77Bronco said:
1 inch is a quick swap without having to change anything. Mine was a breeze. Just make sure you don't lift the body against any tight lines, wiring and loosen the steering column.

Thanks, i was hopeing thats all there was to it :)
 
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Feb 4, 2005
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Madison
I did the WH 1", and didn't have to loosen anything. I did check the gas filler hose to make sure it wouldn't crack when stressed. Bronco driver (not sure which issue) shows a step by step, placing a few 2x4's under the rocker to lift.....Lots of PB blast for bolts... and still wouldn't break free. Get your sawzall and have fun..
 

joser

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Chesterfield, MI
NICE BRONCO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Since you went through the trouble of becoming a contributor and no one else mentioned it.

I did a 2" lift and only changed my exhaust hangers, clutch rod, and loosened the steering column (but I already had a flaming river double u-joint steering shaft).

Good luck!
 

4x4Alaska

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Feb 5, 2002
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Wasilla, Alaska
Sweet rig man! I love the flames and boggers...they go well together ;) the 1" BL is pretty much a bolt on, no hassle deal....depending on how cooperative your bolts are going to be....half of mine snapped right in half...
 

stevew

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Jun 21, 2001
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Elliston Montana
I've done several of Wild Horses 1" lifts . I've had do do some clearancing on the fan shroud , adjust clutch linkage & steering column . Always check e-brake cables but I've never had one too tight . You get a little extra bumper to body gap but not too noticable .Have fun ! ;D
 
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