Ford Bronco suspensions

[M97]

Hi all I have a base bronco with 33s. If I got ford performance shocks 2 inch seen below would I actually get 2” or would it be less? And would it be more then Sasquatch take offs? Please see below

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[Spooled]

Sasquatch is 1.1 inches of lift. 33's may look a bit small with a 2" lift.

 

[M97]

Sasquatch is 1.1 inches of lift. 33's may look a bit small with a 2" lift.

Yeah I feel that, I didn’t want to install 35 because I don’t want to remove crash bar. I seen Jeep with 2” lift on 33 doesn’t look bad. But Is it really worth the extra inch in clearance to get 2” shocks if I only do minor off-roading?

 

[dgorsett]

Yeah I feel that, I didn’t want to install 35 because I don’t want to remove crash bar. I seen Jeep with 2” lift on 33 doesn’t look bad. But Is it really worth the extra inch in clearance to get 2” shocks if I only do minor off-roading?

You gain 3" clearance on sprung components: engine, trans and that gawd awful low hanging fuel tank. 2" from the lift and 1 or 1.5 from the tire ( on all components).
I have 1.75 lift with 32's and think it looks great.

 

[M97]

You gain 3" clearance on sprung components: engine, trans and that gawd awful low hanging fuel tank. 2" from the lift and 1 or 1.5 from the tire ( on all components).
I have 1.75 lift with 32's and think it looks great.

So your saying If I use Sasquatch take off suspension on base and 33 tires this description is what I would get? I don’t mean the picture I mean what you said above it.

 

[dgorsett]

So your saying If I use Sasquatch take off suspension on base and 33 tires this description is what I would get? I don’t mean the picture I mean what you said above it.

No. If you use the Ford Performance 2" and 33 Inch tires you would get this. With Sasquatch suspension and 33s you would have almost an Inc less at sprung components.

 

[M97]

No. If you use the Ford Performance 2" and 33 Inch tires you would get this. With Sasquatch suspension and 33s you would have almost an Inc less at sprung components.

Thank you

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