20's...ok?
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20's...ok?
hey wut up guys...well i dont really know anything about wheels and tires and such so plz help a noob out....i figured taht with my tax returns money (even though that is still a while to go)..i would buy some rims for the truck...i have a 98 2.5 ranger...and i was wondering if 20's would fit on there without any kinds of adjustments? thanks for the help guys
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18s will look very good on a lowered ranger. 20s may be too big, to get a tire that will ride comfortably, and not look goofy in your wheel wells.
you may want to look into upgrading the brakes and doing a slight regear, your 4 cyl may have trouble turning bigger wheels, they are heavier than you think
you may want to look into upgrading the brakes and doing a slight regear, your 4 cyl may have trouble turning bigger wheels, they are heavier than you think
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Originally Posted by SoundPer4mance
18s will look very good on a lowered ranger. 20s may be too big, to get a tire that will ride comfortably, and not look goofy in your wheel wells.
you may want to look into upgrading the brakes and doing a slight regear, your 4 cyl may have trouble turning bigger wheels, they are heavier than you think
you may want to look into upgrading the brakes and doing a slight regear, your 4 cyl may have trouble turning bigger wheels, they are heavier than you think
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bag maintenance = making sure all your hoses are good all the time, hacking a lot of the rear frame to make the notch. check out www.rangerpowersports.com for more info on baggin, theygot an entire section on it.