no lift, 35's
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#278
But it feels like they are contributing lol. Its fun to see how many people have no idea what they are talking about...
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#283
Wow, this thread blows! The truck looks good to me. I guess if you're not doing a gillion dollars worth of useless stereo, clear corners, and LED BS modifications here and there people just don't dig it. If you want better reactions to the mods you will have to spray paint the door panel trim and add more chrome.
Its your truck dude, FTW and do what you like. I dig the cut up fenders!
Fred
EDIT: When is ORR coming back online?
Its your truck dude, FTW and do what you like. I dig the cut up fenders!
Fred
EDIT: When is ORR coming back online?
#288
no....the body will sway with turns. sway bars are additional to suspension...dont need one to drive down the road. it wont track all over the road because it's got really nothing to do with the steering system.
#290
with no sway bar, i notice no difference driving or around turns. the ttb is stiff enough that it doesn't change enough to notice. when i put a solid axle i will most likely put one back on, but until i break it, the ttb stays. will probably steal some 35's from one of my friends to see how it feels and works.
no gearing change needed currently
no gearing change needed currently
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https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...reek-meet.html
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i under stand how the suspension works, i have a jeep on 36's.
bodylifts don't appeal to me, they don't do much...
i'm going to get all the fenders cut the same and then see how it works. most likely my ranger will get a solid axle and a little lift. i'm looking into gearing options before i go much further.
bodylifts don't appeal to me, they don't do much...
i'm going to get all the fenders cut the same and then see how it works. most likely my ranger will get a solid axle and a little lift. i'm looking into gearing options before i go much further.
#300
Man way to dig up more bull****. Who cares? Its not your truck, and in case you didnt know, its called a measuring tape. Measure the approximate area where the tires are going to hit, then cut. If your smart enough, you can figure out where its going to hit with the lift.