4" inch body lift
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$200 is just for the kit no install
when we did mine, we used fence posts for the spacers, orange extension cord for the ground straps, i removed the cooling fan so it wouldnt hit, and just moved the steering wheel in 3" so i wouldnt have to use a steering extension, and used garden hose for the fuel filler extension.
when we did mine, we used fence posts for the spacers, orange extension cord for the ground straps, i removed the cooling fan so it wouldnt hit, and just moved the steering wheel in 3" so i wouldnt have to use a steering extension, and used garden hose for the fuel filler extension.
The PA kit is less than $200, if you can't afford it, you can't afford to drive the truck.
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09-23-2008
HAHAHA Zach. The garage was pretty farty with Bates burgers. Dont worry Troy, Im a state certified mechanic and i dont skimp. i have a procedure known as the Justin treament (it is an on going joke) which consists or replacing everything that moves, rolls, rotates or pivots. along with anything else meant to be replaced at a certain interval. I do numerous ranger justin treatments, they are my specialty
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damn i was hoping the wood thing was real.. i was like thats the dumbest **** i heard today but if it works thats pretty amazing but not surprising (seeing that someone can make a car our of wood and make it go 200mph+).
anyway.. go with the pa 3 inch lift.. make sure you have a friend or two thats willing to help you install this and if you really want 4inches add a 1in puck underneath each block.. i'm pretty sure it will be ok. right??
anyway.. go with the pa 3 inch lift.. make sure you have a friend or two thats willing to help you install this and if you really want 4inches add a 1in puck underneath each block.. i'm pretty sure it will be ok. right??
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THINK ABOUT THIS COLDNAPALM, why dont they make a 4" BL??? Because its gonna cause problems more than likely..They make 3" for a reason, 4" is TOO high...PLEASE dont install Wood dude, thats just weird..
Look at 3" fabtech spindles for your truck and a 3" BL you'll be able to run 35's if your wanting to go that high...
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i was looking into getting a 3 inch BL too, and also poping in a hockey puck to get a 4 inch. lift total. but my question is, will the Steering Shaft Extensions still work with the added one inch? i have no clue what a Steering Shaft Extension looks like, so i couldnt figure it out. google didnt come up with anything for me.
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