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Mar 20, 2009

702motolife

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From: las vegas

new to owning a ranger

im look for some imput on lifting my ranger to fit 35's on it with out breaking my pocket

Mar 20, 2009

702motolife

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well looking for some help

Mar 20, 2009

TrucknGolf

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Well if you have enough backspacing you could fit as big of tires as you want. Anyway welcome to the site I have knowledge about your truck so i can not help you one bit.

Mar 20, 2009

Jimmeh

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Welcome.

For the record, it's almost 10 on the west coast, which means people out on the east coast are at about midnight to 1 AM. You won't get answers in one minute.

Secondly, we need more info on your truck. Year? 2WD/4WD? Ex cab/reg cab?

Mar 20, 2009

FordGuy302

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From: Chelsea,AL

Also it will help if you tell us the year and specs. Mine is an 02 4x4 and all I needed was a Body Lift and Torsion Crank

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Mar 20, 2009

Machine090767

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welcome to R-F, Josh!

Mar 20, 2009

Ranger_Boi

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i would do a 4in suspension 3in body lift. you can info on the lift on the web but i found a BL instal help for yah

http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/techart...ift/index.html

Mar 21, 2009

Trigger01

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Welcome to the site. Here's a link to a former members profile. He had a really good looking set up, check it out.

https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2/member.php?u=2223