Mid Travel Mtn Ranger....
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Looking good, some deavers will help bring the rear height back up. I have been debating extending my drop hangers so I can ditch the 1.5" block I have in the back.
I like the C channel you added to the rear frame rails. I planning the same but am going to cut out my spare holder add in a new cross member and mount my 5 gallon air tank in after adding 2 cross members.
I like the C channel you added to the rear frame rails. I planning the same but am going to cut out my spare holder add in a new cross member and mount my 5 gallon air tank in after adding 2 cross members.
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That would be a pretty sweet set up. I feel like adding a fleetside and a topper would really complete the mtn ranger look.
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Considering a different route on some of my build since I've always liked the idea of the sleeper look on an off road truck. May buy some edge flares for front and rear. Do some serious trim work to cover tired when flexing and swap the front fiberglass for stock sheet metal and do some more trimming to the fenders and flares. Just not happy with how the fenders have held up over time and stock will fit much better.