What Bolts Are needed ?

Doncoso · 09-07-2010, 07:41 AM

Hi everybody , i want to know what ( and how many ) bolts y have to put in a BII to make a 3 In body lift , i ask because in the region i am , is impossible to get a brand new kit , so y will make my own block spacers , but don´t know what bolts are required . thanks for the help .

*janderson4010* · 09-12-2010, 11:13 AM

i have no idea but i would go through and count each spacer on the body mounts, then get the correspondingly longer bolts. good luck man, my cousin has a 3 in body lift on his bII and it runs 31's really nicely

kybronk2 · 09-26-2010, 03:44 PM

I checked 'em out,since I've got them on a table right now. I just finished changinging the bushings themselves a few days ago,and that was some process..lol,rust,etc. The are 10 of them overall,so here's the deal: 8 of them are 7" long with 12 mm threads, 2 of them are 8-3/4" long with a 7/16" threads. Myself,I dont really understand that Course American on that pair thats 7/16. But I'll be getting it all tightened for good in the next couple days,just keep finding other little things to do along the way..lol. I had about 4 of them(just happened to be the 2 Front Core Support,and the Final 2 in the Main Rear) that were pretty much shot,and I have had to do some Chromoly sleeves in those to make 'em tighten right,luckily I had the Chromoly scraps to do that. I'm currently waitin on my wheels and tires,so Im in no hurry with anything,I guess that why I keep findin other little things to fool with..haha

09-07-2010, 07:41 AM	#1
Doncoso Wannabe Elite Explorer 86 BII Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 2 Vehicle Specs (Original Poster)	What Bolts Are needed ? Hi everybody , i want to know what ( and how many ) bolts y have to put in a BII to make a 3 In body lift , i ask because in the region i am , is impossible to get a brand new kit , so y will make my own block spacers , but don´t know what bolts are required . thanks for the help .

09-12-2010, 11:13 AM	#2
janderson4010 Elite Explorer third boxcar, midnight train 86 BII Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 1,170 Vehicle Specs	i have no idea but i would go through and count each spacer on the body mounts, then get the correspondingly longer bolts. good luck man, my cousin has a 3 in body lift on his bII and it runs 31's really nicely

09-26-2010, 03:44 PM	#3
kybronk2 Wannabe Elite Explorer Pikeville,KY '89 Bronco ll XLT Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 4 Vehicle Specs	I checked 'em out,since I've got them on a table right now. I just finished changinging the bushings themselves a few days ago,and that was some process..lol,rust,etc. The are 10 of them overall,so here's the deal: 8 of them are 7" long with 12 mm threads, 2 of them are 8-3/4" long with a 7/16" threads. Myself,I dont really understand that Course American on that pair thats 7/16. But I'll be getting it all tightened for good in the next couple days,just keep finding other little things to do along the way..lol. I had about 4 of them(just happened to be the 2 Front Core Support,and the Final 2 in the Main Rear) that were pretty much shot,and I have had to do some Chromoly sleeves in those to make 'em tighten right,luckily I had the Chromoly scraps to do that. I'm currently waitin on my wheels and tires,so Im in no hurry with anything,I guess that why I keep findin other little things to fool with..haha