Fiberglass questions
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Fiberglass questions
Ok, the ranger is undergoing "wholesale" changes getting ready for the upcoming show season.
I have been doing some research and found the wheels and tires that I am going with and also found a few other things.
I have a body lift already and will be putting it on when the wheels and tires show up. But I know that as stated before that when running the 35's with just a bl that glass fenders will be needed for extra clearance. Well while researching I found full front end replacements. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the full front end kits? Even looking at the 150 conversion.
Any input. Also the lift will be following shortly after but I want to go with the Dixon kit so I will wait until after the season and I can down the truck for winter again.
I have been doing some research and found the wheels and tires that I am going with and also found a few other things.
I have a body lift already and will be putting it on when the wheels and tires show up. But I know that as stated before that when running the 35's with just a bl that glass fenders will be needed for extra clearance. Well while researching I found full front end replacements. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the full front end kits? Even looking at the 150 conversion.
Any input. Also the lift will be following shortly after but I want to go with the Dixon kit so I will wait until after the season and I can down the truck for winter again.
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Well the fenders aren't a problem if you take out your inner fender wells as well. I mean i've seen rangers with stock susp running 35's and glass fenders with no rubbing. Witha BL you should have no problem. Just make sure you get some sort of a gap guard if you are going to put this into a show. Now, as for the 1 peice kits, They are pretty nice. Fiberwerx Xtreme kit is by far the best looking on a ranger IMO if painted correctly. With the f-150 HID it would surely be a show stopper if it was painted right. Now, what you have to understand is that fiberwerx's products aren't actually 1 peices, They are 2 peice sets that use a latch setup.
The only problem I think you will have is with the stance. if I'm not mistaken the f-150 clip is based on a ranger with approx 4-5"s wider per side but I might be mistaken, You should call up fiberwerx and see how big their flares are, if they say anything about 5 don't get them.
The only problem I think you will have is with the stance. if I'm not mistaken the f-150 clip is based on a ranger with approx 4-5"s wider per side but I might be mistaken, You should call up fiberwerx and see how big their flares are, if they say anything about 5 don't get them.
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Awesome, thanks for the info. The tires I am planning on running are 15.5" wide. And I am going to work on the offset a bit to space them out a little more.
I will give werx a call today and see what they have to say.
Yeah, I know they aren't really 1 piece, they have the little quarter fender thingies. But primarily I will just lift the hood off to do work :)
As for a pic, here is one, you can go to www.fiberwerx.com for more.
I will give werx a call today and see what they have to say.
Yeah, I know they aren't really 1 piece, they have the little quarter fender thingies. But primarily I will just lift the hood off to do work :)
As for a pic, here is one, you can go to www.fiberwerx.com for more.
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Originally Posted by SONICEDGE03
Hey Cass, the Dixon Kit says that it is 4" wider per side on the 4wd model. Do you know if I ran this suspension like I plan to and ran the 14.5" wide tires that it would fill up the 6" bulge?
I have 6" flair glass with 12.5" wide tires on 8" wheels with a 3.75" backspace, they stick out by a good inch past the glass...
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