installed a Camburg transmission crossmember today
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well I went into camburg and bought thier a-arm ranger transmission crossmember last week and installed it saturday.
The install wasn't very hard, most of the problems I had were due to the "helpers" I had. They aren't even very good with handing me tools lol. The end tabs on the crossmember weren't straight so I had to bend them out about an 1/8" on each side with a vise. The support bars coming off the main part of the crossmember require a 1/2" hole to be drilled then you secure them with the supplied bolts and washers. After the install the chassis felt noticably stiffer especially when coming out of a driveway at an angle or through uneaven bumps in the road. I highly recomend getting this crossmember for any 98+ ranger from a 4/6 drop like I have to any style of lifted ranger. Attachment 211565 Attachment 211566 Attachment 211567 Attachment 211568 Attachment 211569 Attachment 211570 Attachment 211571 Attachment 211572 |
nice!!
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Very sweet how much did it run ya i'd like to get one
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Originally Posted by mudranger96
Very sweet how much did it run ya i'd like to get one
$289, they have the 3bolt style like my truck has in stock but the 4bolt ones are on backorder I think. edit: The crossmember only fits 98+ coil spring 2wd trucks, I do not know if it fits a manual transmission too. Dan |
Looks pimp man!
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That little bit of triangulation looks like it would help alot.
What exactly is the purpose of this besides tying the frame together better? Is that important for a lowered truck? I'd think it'd be good to have for a lifted/prerunner truck, but what purpose does it serve for a dropped one? |
Originally Posted by Gearhead61
That little bit of triangulation looks like it would help alot.
What exactly is the purpose of this besides tying the frame together better? Is that important for a lowered truck? I'd think it'd be good to have for a lifted/prerunner truck, but what purpose does it serve for a dropped one? My truck isn't lowered for looks it's lowered for better stability at highspeed (for a truck) driving on pavement. Dan |
Sweet action man! Glad to hear it's working well for you.
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very nice add on
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