Lift spindle question
#1
Lift spindle question
So I was thinking I should lift my 2wd front end the right way. With spindles. So if I get a set of like fabtech spindles or something do I need anything else? Are my stock UCAs compatible? I don't want to buy a full lift kit cause they give you shocks and an add-a-leaf which I don't want because I want Bilsteins and I use lift blocks.
#2
#7
Dont use blocks!??!?!?
They will F up your springs. The 2wd leaf is too soft to run a block and will go flat and even W a bit. Trust me. I know. I only ran a 2inch block and a belltech shackle.
Go to a junkyard, and find some expo rear leafs. You can get a set for under $30 from most U-pull yards. They are a much stronger leaf and have a better curve. Truck ends up looking like this if you run a fabtech spindle and 32's...
And to make it even easier, I made a nice write up you can help guide you along... CLICK ME! CLICK ME!
They will F up your springs. The 2wd leaf is too soft to run a block and will go flat and even W a bit. Trust me. I know. I only ran a 2inch block and a belltech shackle.
Go to a junkyard, and find some expo rear leafs. You can get a set for under $30 from most U-pull yards. They are a much stronger leaf and have a better curve. Truck ends up looking like this if you run a fabtech spindle and 32's...
And to make it even easier, I made a nice write up you can help guide you along... CLICK ME! CLICK ME!
#9
Dont use blocks!??!?!?
They will F up your springs. The 2wd leaf is too soft to run a block and will go flat and even W a bit. Trust me. I know. I only ran a 2inch block and a belltech shackle.
Go to a junkyard, and find some expo rear leafs. You can get a set for under $30 from most U-pull yards. They are a much stronger leaf and have a better curve. Truck ends up looking like this if you run a fabtech spindle and 32's...
And to make it even easier, I made a nice write up you can help guide you along... CLICK ME! CLICK ME!
They will F up your springs. The 2wd leaf is too soft to run a block and will go flat and even W a bit. Trust me. I know. I only ran a 2inch block and a belltech shackle.
Go to a junkyard, and find some expo rear leafs. You can get a set for under $30 from most U-pull yards. They are a much stronger leaf and have a better curve. Truck ends up looking like this if you run a fabtech spindle and 32's...
And to make it even easier, I made a nice write up you can help guide you along... CLICK ME! CLICK ME!
#10
If you can get the 15 stockers to clear the fabtech spindles you won't have more than an 1/8" of clearance. Its very very tight. Fabtech states that you need a max backspace of 3.75" and factory is 4.5"
#11
found these searching different threads in here....
Ford Truck - Ranger - 98-09 Ranger
Truck Lift Spindles
Fabtech Lift Spindle-RH2
Not sure which way I'm going yet, but I'm leaning more towards the Fabtech ones because its a larger company thats actually been heard of. ( even though alot of people on here can't stand them.) Don't know enough about the other companys so I can't say which is better.
(And no these are not the ones for my truck I realize that)
Ford Truck - Ranger - 98-09 Ranger
Truck Lift Spindles
Fabtech Lift Spindle-RH2
Not sure which way I'm going yet, but I'm leaning more towards the Fabtech ones because its a larger company thats actually been heard of. ( even though alot of people on here can't stand them.) Don't know enough about the other companys so I can't say which is better.
(And no these are not the ones for my truck I realize that)
#12
Click on the link and read my guide. Completely bolt on. Will give you1 1/2-2 1/2 inches of lift depending on how far gone your springs are. They also have an extra leaf in there and are MUCH stronger for hauling or towing.
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