Suspension TechGeneral discussion of suspension for the Ford Ranger.
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Jared, Rangerboy03Lvl2, has it to my knowledge. 2003 FX4 LII with 6" RCD lift, 3" body lift, and 35" BFG Mud-Terrains.
thats kinda of decptive though because he has an FX4 which is an XLT but i think it has a taller rde height than other XLTs. although I might just be referring to 2wd XLTs which are defnately lower than FX4s
thats kinda of decptive though because he has an FX4 which is an XLT but i think it has a taller rde height than other XLTs. although I might just be referring to 2wd XLTs which are defnately lower than FX4s
I don't think it's deceptive at all! The 4x4 XLT, FX4/LII (which are actually XLT packages) and Edge (both 4x and 2x) all have the same torsion bar suspension and roughly the same ride height from the factory. The only difference is tire diameter.
4x2 XL and XLT models are the only ones w/ non-torsion bar setups and the lower ride height.
i did a lil bit of searching through google and found this rcd lift... 1998-2003 2WD Ranger with Coil Spring Suspension (Extended Cab and V6 Models) 6" Suspension System - for $1500 bucks!