best way to attain rear lift?
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I have 4" blocks on mine too. Along with shackles and Deavers. The blocks don't make any noticeable difference over the stock blocks. I've punished mine pretty good with no ill effects....
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thats a CJ8 for you. the CJ8 is just that way becasue the springs are so light, they are not hauling anything in a CJ8. Rangers and trucks in general usually have decent leaf springs to help control that wrap. Yes I have made my own, there really isnt much to them. I plan to make some for my Superduty to get rid of the violent shifts and control axle wrap. My Ranger doesnt need tractions bars. It is all linked.
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Ty, I'd go with Expo leafs, Belltech's, and the factory 2.5" block. That's damn near what I have, but the RCD is just a lil bit longer than the Belltech. If it were me, I'd throw a 3" block in there with an expo leaf pack and the Belltech. This is gonna be your cheapest route man... Leaf packs are spendy...
You won't have any driveline problems. I've flexed mine out good a few times and never had any issues concerning that.
You won't have any driveline problems. I've flexed mine out good a few times and never had any issues concerning that.
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Dude.......best idea IMO is Tre's setup. Explorer springs, stock 2.5" block, and the RCD 9" eye to eye shackle(aka 3" Chevy drop shackle). Don't forget your pinion shims. After riding in his, holy shiz it rides AWESOME and mines a brick. And his setup is a cheap *** setup to set up too. I can't wait to bolt those Expo's under mine!
Edit: looky there...Tre posted. lol.
Edit: looky there...Tre posted. lol.
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they are shims that correct your pinion angle for the rear dif, i think they go on the spring perch or blocks i cant remember, do we need them for lifting the back 4-5"? shane do you have any pics of tres truck with that setup? i also have no clue how you guys can run the shackels just fine, first time i flexd it good it went bad in a hurry.
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