SAS My 2wd
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SAS My 2wd
Im thinking about SASing my truck, I havnt been on here in awhile, and I was looking around through all of the treads and saw alot of SAS rangers, they look so good, Ive always wanted to lift my ranger but its 2wd.
The setup im thinking about going with is like Zabeards first setup, using a Dana 30, rubicon express arms or similar arms, lift coils, custom coil and shock hoops. I would also use a explorer 8.8 or ranger 8.8, and chevy leafs, spline count isnt i big deal to me cause im not going to go crazy offroading.
I also would get a 4x4 trans and a manual t case.
Is it possible with that setup to not run as much lift, shorter coils and run smaller tires, like 33s?
Im not going to sell my truck and get a 4x4 ranger, I dont want IFS
The setup im thinking about going with is like Zabeards first setup, using a Dana 30, rubicon express arms or similar arms, lift coils, custom coil and shock hoops. I would also use a explorer 8.8 or ranger 8.8, and chevy leafs, spline count isnt i big deal to me cause im not going to go crazy offroading.
I also would get a 4x4 trans and a manual t case.
Is it possible with that setup to not run as much lift, shorter coils and run smaller tires, like 33s?
Im not going to sell my truck and get a 4x4 ranger, I dont want IFS
Last edited by ike34; 12-24-2009 at 06:11 PM.
#3
I dont think it would be any more difficult to run an SAS on a 2wd vs a 4wd... you just wont be able to hook a front driveshaft up...
Your best bet would be to run an Early Bronco D44 w/ radius arms and coils. You will more than likely have to swap out your steering for a gear box as well.
As far as running 33's, I dont see why not!
Your best bet would be to run an Early Bronco D44 w/ radius arms and coils. You will more than likely have to swap out your steering for a gear box as well.
As far as running 33's, I dont see why not!
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Personally I think he has it easier depending on the placement of the coil buckets, and id they are going to work with whatever axel you choose.
Find a 4wd trans and tcase and your set
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