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Old Apr 12, 2010
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Size of Lift

Hello All I'm new to the whole 4x4 lifting truck deal. I got a 2007 ford ranger fx4 level 2. Im looking into getting 33 12.5 r16 tires and Im trying to figure out the size of lift id need for full clearance? I was also wondering if the 12.5 tire would look better then the 11 or what not?? Or if it would be smarter to go to like a 32 11 or a 31 11? Any tips or info would be great. I am also aware if I get 12.5 width id need new wheels as well since the stock ones aren't wide enough.
 
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Old Apr 12, 2010
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A 3" body lift would be the cheapest way to clear the 33's completley. Its possible to do it stock but you will encounter some rubbing. I would recommend new wheels... and a 33x12.50 will be fine.. But i thought they stopped making level 2's in like 04?
 
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Old Apr 12, 2010
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nope i got a level 2 :) thanks for the info tho i was thinking a 33 and yeah i know i need new wheels. I cant picture the difference between 33 11 and 33 12.5.... lol I also thought the bigger ones looked nicer.... Is it easy to apply a body lift yourself or should i bring it into a shop?
 
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Its pretty straight forward if you follow the instuctions and there is a very helpful thread on here about it.. Just grab a buddy and some beer and take your time..
 
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My trucks also got a v6 I was wondering about getting a dual exhaust on there make it louder then it is more grumbly and what not u got any ideas of a good brand or anything??
 
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I have a magnaflow on my truck and i absolutely love it!!
 
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its a dual?? i dont know much about this whole thing I kind of want an exhaust thats loud when im driving but not obnoxious and grumbly when idle kind of thing u know what i mean?
 
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