Ranger Lean
The Ranger Lean is the drivers side sitting lower than the passenger side as the driver,gas tank,and battery all weigh down that side.
If your truck is just lower in the front than the rear it probably could use some new springs in front.They do sag over time.
If your truck is just lower in the front than the rear it probably could use some new springs in front.They do sag over time.
Due to all the heavy junk on the drivers side of the ranger, you get a tad bit of lean. If you springs/coils are new, then try adjusting the divers side Torsion bar up a tad higher than the passenger side.
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I believe the OP is talking about rake (the front lower than the back)
This can only be fixed by cranking your torsion bars, or adjusting your front springs.
OR, if your torsion bars/springs are old and sagging, then it might be time for new ones.
This can only be fixed by cranking your torsion bars, or adjusting your front springs.
OR, if your torsion bars/springs are old and sagging, then it might be time for new ones.
dont think the torsion bar would make it lean to the front tho ill replace the shocks and see what that dose lol 1st things 1st need to fix my rusted brake line tomorrow lol fixed one today and had another break right next to it lol eh **** happens i guess :)
my 99 ranger did that to me also, except it leaned to the front and to the left, after many days of research and questioning, it ended up being the driver side sway bar end-link was missing a bushing, i bought a new kit from O'rielly's (like $12 with tax), installed it and now sits fine.
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