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3.5 inch Lift Kit, System 3 w/Wild Horses Shocks, 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 0103WH3-5N
3.5 inch Lift Kit, System 3 w/Wild Horses Shocks, 66-77 Ford Bronco
3.5 inch Lift Kit System 3 w/Wild Horses Shocks 66-77 Bronco
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WILD HORSES 3.5" Early Bronco Lift Kit
Upgrade your 66-77 Ford Bronco's ride quality and off-road performance with the WILD HORSES 3.5" Early Bronco Lift Kit!
Key Features:
- Enhanced Ride Comfort: This early Bronco suspension lift kit includes a full leaf spring pack, offering a much more comfortable ride compared to add-a-leaf kits. Perfect for cruising and camping enthusiasts.
- Complete Kit: Comes with front coils, a 14-piece bushing kit, rear 11-leaf pack springs, rear spring and shackle bushing kit, 4 Extreme shocks with boots, U-bolts, and a track bar drop bracket for the 3.5" systems.
- Durability and Strength: This system is designed to handle the force and stress of off-roading, ensuring your ride stays smooth and reliable.
Recommended Upgrade:
- Extreme Duty U-Bolt Kit: We highly recommend upgrading to our Extreme Duty U-Bolt Kit. Off-roading places enormous stress on stock components, and our upgraded kit is designed to withstand this abuse. With thicker metal, drilled holes, and routered edges, this kit complements the spring's articulation and prevents breakage. A must-have for trail runners and rock crawlers.
Important Note:
- Alignment Needs: To keep the draglink and track bar in alignment, you'll need to add a drop pitman arm unless you already have one or are using the inside of the frame F100 2WD steering box conversion. If you have any questions, feel free to call us for assistance.
Get the WILD HORSES 3.5" Early Bronco Lift Kit today and transform your Bronco into a comfortable and capable off-road machine. Enjoy the enhanced ride quality and rugged durability on your next adventure!
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Asked by Ken Thompson, June 1, 2019
Q: Can I substitute a track bar riser instead? I plan on converting to tie rod over steering when I install the lift.
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Answered by ☆ sales - June 3, 2019
A: Yes, we can change the track bar drop bracket to a riser bracket for you. Just give us a call, or leave a note in the comments section online to make the change. There is about a $50 price increase for the riser bracket.
Asked by william e adcock, April 23, 2019
Q: have a 68 bronco looking at a 3.5 lift will i need longer drive lines with the a 4 speed transmission some say i do some say i do not?
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Answered by ☆ sales - April 23, 2019
A: It is best to plan on replacing your drive shafts, or having yours lengthened. You would most likely be fine on the road, but too much articulation, or travel may pull the shaft apart.
Asked by David R, September 1, 2016
Q: What type (material) of bushings come with this kit and what degree are the C bushings?
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Answered by ☆ sales - September 6, 2016
A: All the bushings are Poly, and the 3.5 lift comes with 7 degree bushings.
Asked by Quentin Bierschwale, August 18, 2015
Q: Do you have to extend the front & rear drivelines if you have the stock 3-spd transmission?
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Answered by ☆ sales - August 21, 2015
A: With a 3.5 or greater lift, you will most likely want to address the length of your drive lines. Especially if you are really planning on using your suspension travel.
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