Suspension TechGeneral discussion of suspension for the Ford Ranger.
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take the blocks out the back, if you have them, that will lower u down, u could pull a leaf out of the pack as well, thats also good, but the ride quality will decrease a little....or just carry around a washing machine or something all the time.....
take the blocks out the back, if you have them, that will lower u down, u could pull a leaf out of the pack as well, thats also good, but the ride quality will decrease a little....or just carry around a washing machine or something all the time.....
i doubt he would have blocks in the rear if he wants to level it out, unless youu ment the rear is lower than the front. then yes taking blocks out would raise you a little bit.
like said, a shackle flip would more than likley be most bennificial to you because it is so minimal, a flip kit might give you more than you need
take the blocks out the back, if you have them, that will lower u down, u could pull a leaf out of the pack as well, thats also good, but the ride quality will decrease a little....or just carry around a washing machine or something all the time.....
his 95 didnt come with blocks in the rear
how to on flipping the hangers (you flip the hangers and then the shackles sit on top and not below)