2000 ranger lift
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SAS is Solid Axle Swap. It takes a lot of know how to do one.
Superlift is a brand name, but they are well known. I actually plan on using them when I do my lift.
Fabtech would be a well known long travel kit, but some guys on here and other Ranger boards have had problems with them.
I personally would steer clear of a body lift. While they aren't terrible, I just like the idea of upgrading suspension parts rather then lifting the body off of the frame a few inches, but that's just me.
Superlift is a brand name, but they are well known. I actually plan on using them when I do my lift.
Fabtech would be a well known long travel kit, but some guys on here and other Ranger boards have had problems with them.
I personally would steer clear of a body lift. While they aren't terrible, I just like the idea of upgrading suspension parts rather then lifting the body off of the frame a few inches, but that's just me.
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Yeah I've done a bunch of google looking but I find stuff for older and newer and when I find my year its 4wd. Guess I'll have to search more forums here. Did a couple but didn't find anything.
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www.camburg.com
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Would
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...t_pn=FABKIT279
be a good fit for my truck?
Yeah I read the stickies and I didn't get anything useful out of it.
My truck is a 2000 2wd 2.5L
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...t_pn=FABKIT279
be a good fit for my truck?
Yeah I read the stickies and I didn't get anything useful out of it.
My truck is a 2000 2wd 2.5L
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Well thats good to know, thanks. I just ask a bunch of questions but I don't know a whole lot about it and the websites I've been given or just confusing. Not a whole lot of info on them.
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