New body lift
#29
It appears that everyone is jealous over the 2" body lift.
Stop trying to tear apart a new guy/members work.
Show your pride in the ranger and the forum and help him where he needs help and praise for a job well done so his ranger can look as good as some of the other ranger on this site.
I am getting a vibe that some of us have nothing better to do than tear apart a new guys work...
We were all "the new guy" once !
Stop trying to tear apart a new guy/members work.
Show your pride in the ranger and the forum and help him where he needs help and praise for a job well done so his ranger can look as good as some of the other ranger on this site.
I am getting a vibe that some of us have nothing better to do than tear apart a new guys work...
We were all "the new guy" once !
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These guys, as with other site they like pictures, and any post, including my last FEW, need pictures.
I am still working to fill the pictures from things I posted, I need to stop remodeling the house for 15 minutes and get some pictures.
As you said next time but try to answer as many questions in threads as possible, it keeps the animals happy. LOL guy, just joking,,,
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#43
The kit that should have been used would have been PA #70033 (01+) or PA #883 (98-00). Essentially the exact same kits and they're in 3" for a Ford Ranger.
TIMES TWO! Namely bumper brackets and radiator drop brackets....
#46
We're truly interested in this. Could you post more pics? Namely close ups of the body lift itself....areas like the front bumper brackets and steering extension?
I wasn't aware there was enough shaft slip for a 2" BL without the use of an extension. A 3" BL includes about a 2" steering shaft extension.
I wasn't aware there was enough shaft slip for a 2" BL without the use of an extension. A 3" BL includes about a 2" steering shaft extension.
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