I decided to put a body lift on it.I'm told they are not too difficult to install.

 

Sounds good! Probably the biggest headache, if there is one, will be removing the metal sleeves from the stock body mount bushings. Hope everything goes smoothly!

 

[updated:LAST EDITED ON 13-May-02 AT 02:26 PM (EST)]D,
This MBB site is partially down right now, but there is GREAT DIY'er w/many pics and info on a 2" Lift there by Jagular.


http://www.2bigbroncos.org/technical/body_lift/index.html

And as Restorit advised.........
an excerpt:
"...Remove The Existing Bushings
The task of removing the existing bushings and sleeves is difficult. This task required two attempts between a couple months due to my lack of experience! Now, having completed it once - I know what to expect and how to go about removing those stubborn bushings/sleeves.
I experienced no problems removing the body mount bolts using a 1/2" air impact wrench and socket. The most difficult sleeves/bolts was up front where the bolts thread up through the bushings where a nut is tighten down from top. Rust played a serious role on these... rust-buster spray and plenty of work was required.

The idea for seperating the bushings is force from top down... or another technique I understand works good is a "pull down" from underneat. I used a sledge hammer from top on all except under the dash. The bushings under the dash (very near the foot area) required me to cut them apart. After seeing these cut, I believe nothing would/could have seperated them keeping the bushing safe..."

 

I had a 1993 Bronco. I put a 3 inch body lift and 6 inch SkyJacker suspension on it. Fit 38.5 Ground Hawgs just nicely!! Oh yeah, the 4:88 gears helped pushed the tires. It had a 5.0 in it.