where to get my lift lift from
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where to get my lift lift from
I have a 1990 ford ranger super cab,4 wheel drive, with a 4.o, i plan on runnin 33-12.50-15 boggers ,I was wonderin what would be the best size lift for me and where from, i am thinkin a about a rough country 4" lift but not sure just wonderin what yall think
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Try Rocky Mountain Suspensions
Also, since you have a 4.0, you'll have the D35 in front.......the Rough Country passenger beam bracket is known to punch a hole in the aluminum diff housing. That won't happen with a D28 cause it's smaller in size. Tuff Country or Skyjacker has a passenger beam bracket that's designed NOT to put a hole in the D35 housing. Thought ya might wanna know.
A 4" lift with 33's will rub a little unless you trim the lower corners of the wheel openings on a Gen1 & Gen2. A 6" lift will clear without trimming. If you're not opposed to a little trimming & you'll never go with bigger tires later on down the road, go with the 4".
P.S.-- Skyjacker makes the strongest/best TTB brackets out there for name brand lift kits. It costs more but worth it. I've repaired (welded & gusseted for strength) drivers beam brackets from Superlift & Trailmaster because they cracked and/or broke.
Also, since you have a 4.0, you'll have the D35 in front.......the Rough Country passenger beam bracket is known to punch a hole in the aluminum diff housing. That won't happen with a D28 cause it's smaller in size. Tuff Country or Skyjacker has a passenger beam bracket that's designed NOT to put a hole in the D35 housing. Thought ya might wanna know.
A 4" lift with 33's will rub a little unless you trim the lower corners of the wheel openings on a Gen1 & Gen2. A 6" lift will clear without trimming. If you're not opposed to a little trimming & you'll never go with bigger tires later on down the road, go with the 4".
P.S.-- Skyjacker makes the strongest/best TTB brackets out there for name brand lift kits. It costs more but worth it. I've repaired (welded & gusseted for strength) drivers beam brackets from Superlift & Trailmaster because they cracked and/or broke.
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