i heard that they werent any good for wheeling but were a cheap lift.
i want a cheap lift and and wondering if they would be fine for wheeling. deep mud, hills and such.

 

They would be fine....

 

Ya I Heard Different Views. I Heard They Popped Off And Such . But I Guess They Will Do Fine. Would I Have To Get Ne Shocks?
I Have A H.d. Front End..i Have 4 Shocks In The Front

 

No, you should not need new shocks. I'd suggest Daystar spacers.

 

I wouldn't recommend the ones that I have... I have the 2.5" spacers from Top Gun Customez. Ya, they do there job, but they are noisy. They squeak and rattle when going over speed bumps. And yes, I have taken them out and checked for broken welds and such...everything looks like new. Thinking about having them replaced under the lifetime warranty, then selling the replacements on ebay. I would recommend the Rancho Quick Lift system. It gives you the clearance for 35" tires and new shocks, without having a spacer, and without loosing you ride quality.

 

go with Daystar. ive got them and i love them

 

isn't Daystar plastic? I would be a bit worried about plastic...

 

no. they are polyurethane

 

I've had Quick Lifts on for about two weeks now and I love them. As far as losing ride quality is concerned, you'll realize there's really nothing to lose once you get rid of the factory shocks. I also put RS9000XL on the rear. It's like a new truck

 

I had a set of Daystar spacers for years on a Jeep with no problems.
Also, Rancho doesn't make a Quicklift for 92 Broncos.

 

Get a set of Bilstien 5100 shocks (Front & Rear) with the adjustable lift. You can lift the front 2" and the rear 1". It's a good alternative and better performace wise than going with just spacers. I wish thats what I did.

 

Autospring is always a good choice and they are easy to install