WTB-4" lift shocks-86 Bronco

[CS79bronco]

Looking for 86 Bronco front shocks for 2-4" lift, cheap.

[Burg460]

I have some brand new shocks I bought for my old 95 which were not long enough that are still in the boxes. They have been sitting around for about a year, just never sent them back to Summit. I think they are skyjacker brand shocks... I'll look when I get home from work and give you a part number but I think they might work for you...

[CS79bronco]

Let me know. Thanks, Charles.

[Burg460]

OK, I pulled them out, they are Skyjacker Nitro 8000's. The part number is N8055. On Skyjackers website they are used on 6" lifts. I ordered the wrong ones and they were a little too short for what I wanted.

They are 22.750" fully expanded and 13.540" fully compressed. Not sure if those will work for you.

[CS79bronco]

I'll check the measurements and see if they will work. Might be too long if for a 6" lift. Thanks, Charles.

[CS79bronco]

Well, I'm gonna hafta find a big rock! Can't get full stuff with a floor jack! The extended length looks good but can't be sure on the collapsed yet. Maybe tomorrow.

[Pretender]

Hefty has a big rock plus a Chevy sitting in the yard

[CS79bronco]

The rock would do it, gonna head that way tomorrow. The Blazer is a little tall to climb on yet, maybe a tire though.

[CS79bronco]

OK, I pulled them out, they are Skyjacker Nitro 8000's. The part number is N8055. On Skyjackers website they are used on 6" lifts. I ordered the wrong ones and they were a little too short for what I wanted.

They are 22.750" fully expanded and 13.540" fully compressed. Not sure if those will work for you.

Compressed is about 2 1/2" to 3" too long. Got on the rock today and it flexes pretty good, mainly due to worn out suspension I'm sure.

[CS79bronco]

Picked up a pair of new Pro-Comp ES9000 at 4WDParts today, had to have them ordered.