i'm going to get a two inch roger brown from my 88 4runner 5spd. what brackets do i need to get (bumpers, radiator, steering linkage extension, shift linkage ext. etc) my front bumper in a smittybilt winch bumper and it says its good up to a 2 inch body lift so i think i'm good there. and i'm also planning to get new poly bushing. anything else i need?
thanks,
alan

 

roger brown is a man ( a nice one at that)----
4crawler is the business he runs=BL is a 4crawler BL. Just trying to keep things straight.
most FAQ's are listed on his site

 

i knew he was a man and i have been to the site but i was wonder if anyone in my situation has used his 2 inch BL and need the shift and steering linkage extension parts. Those are my main concerns.

 

ask him directly, he knows.... not sure if its needed on a 2" also he sells the brackets too.... his site details all of it and explains it.... search on it and you will find the answers to your questions

 

Usually the steering extenison is not needed at 2", it can be installed but not totally needed, see the instructions:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...irculatingBall

Shifter extensions (assuming manual tranny) are purely cosmetic, if having the shift lever(s) 2" shorter (sunk into the floor) bothers (or will bother) you, then by all means get the extensions. If not, they will work just fine as is, assuming you do the proper clearancing around the shifter boots:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...l#ManualTranny

Other options available for the shifters as well including short throw kits, raised drivetrains, etc.

This is why I have the instructions on-line so that you can browse them and see what options might apply to you and your vehicle.

And you will see the "typical kits" listed for your vehicle on the web page:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ift.shtml#GenI

The typical kit is what most folks "typically" need to lift that specific truck at any given height.

And yes, it is a 4Crawler Offroad Body Lift kit:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ12