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== == factory ride height is all you should have in a Bronco II, they are top heavy! Answer: The height depends on what size tires you want to run. I'm running 31x1050x15s on my '84 Bronco ll. I am planning a 3" body lift. To run bigger tires you will need a body or suspension lift. As long as you don't do any radical manuvers ( backing up at high speeds while turning) you shouldn't have any problems. This site has alot of info on lifting your Bll. http://www.therangerstation.com/
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