Jacob Ross Wenzlaff

okay guys, im new to this thread/forum stuff.. i wanna do a body lift on my 92 ford f150 manual.. i wanna do the hockey puck way but i dont want to have to adjust linkage and lines.. anynoe have tips or anything or maybe pics of before and after. please help, any tips appreciated. thanks

xdrockstar

Dude man

bobkyle2

Moved to correct spot

Scraptor

Yeah you ll need two to three dozen hockey pucks, plus bolts, it might not be much cheaper than a proper kit, and its sucks drilling pucks,

mud-digger

If its an automatic buy the kit if its a manual its easy to use hockey pucks. My body lift was easy ill do it again no problems

Scraptor

What does a puck cost in PA, up here there better than a buck each, and we live off them

mustangGT90210

Quick question that doesn't need it's own thread. I have a '91 F150, body lift kits for a '91 don't come with bumper brackets. The kit for a '92 does. What is the difference in the bracketry on the front bumper that makes it so I can't use a '92 body lift kit on my '91?

BrendenMarquis

The brackets the mount to the frame. My 96 has basically angle that the bumper mounts to. I believe 91s mount from the bumper to the frame if you get what i mean

Jacob Ross Wenzlaff

sorry bout wrong section, im new to this whole forum stuff.. but yea shes a manual, i was just wondering what i would have to adjust if i did a three inch BL..?

and pucks wholesale only cost .99 cents, bolts are also about that cheap.

BrendenMarquis

I believe extend the steering, and you can either add three inches to te sticks or leave it