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#1
I am: Adam Werner
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wheel spacers
the passenger side of my ranger is sagging and i want to put in a spacer. if i do this will it lift the truck at all
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I wheel spacer makes the wheels and tires stick out farther. Has absolutely nothing to do with the suspension of the truck. And the sagging is the ranger lean. All rangers have them.
#3
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mine is leaving really bad
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Post a picture. Either way wheel spacers won't do anything for lean. You probably have something wrong with a leaf, spring perch or shackle.
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Wheel spacers or coil spacers?
#6
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coil spacers so the springs
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i think he means coil spacers.. yes coil spacers will lift the front. but what are the specs of your truck?
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its the 06 sport 2wd auto all thats done to it is a stereo and a muffler
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you have a sport so theres no coil springs. its a torsion bar truck. search here on this forum, how to crank your tbars. thatll lift the front.
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the front is fine its just the back
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You don't have coil springs in the back either. You can run a 1.5" block in the rear instead of the 1" that is in there now. That slight lift should make a difference.
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ok how would i do that
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You can create an album through your profile and upload it that way or use a photo hosting site like photbucket or imageshack.
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how would i get the block
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Go to autozone or advanced auto.
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OMFG This thread is confusing a fvck
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#18
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went to a shop they said its the torsion bar any way i can lift it with the stock suspension
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