01RangerEdge build thread
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From: Jackson, MO
Link to the blacked out ones?
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Drives like it did when it was stock. It's a huge improvement.
The combination of high steer, corrected steering angles, and this sway bar have made a world of difference
The combination of high steer, corrected steering angles, and this sway bar have made a world of difference
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Thanks, I'm glad I went with this. I had first considered modifying the original sway bar, but it wasn't wide enough.
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Once I bought the Saturn in the fall of 2013, the Ranger retired as a DD. That's how I've been able to do these big projects
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Overall, the bed is in good shape, much better than what I normally find around here. There is a few places that need some work, and the mud stains aren't an issue, but I still need to get a thorough clean to properly asses the bed floor. Depending on how it looks, I may do a whole new floor when I tub the bed for the 4-link.





The cap is nearly perfect, just dirty. That will come in handy down the road.


The extra tailgate just has a small dent on top that should be cinch to fix.

The filler neck needs to be cleaned up so I can see if I need a new one.

For $125 I didn't get hurt at all. It's just making me want to hurry to the next stage of my build.





The cap is nearly perfect, just dirty. That will come in handy down the road.


The extra tailgate just has a small dent on top that should be cinch to fix.

The filler neck needs to be cleaned up so I can see if I need a new one.

For $125 I didn't get hurt at all. It's just making me want to hurry to the next stage of my build.
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From: Jackson, MO
I will probably have a custom rear truss, I haven't found a pre-made one that I like.













