2000 Ranger suspension lift options??
I have a completely stock 2000 4x4 Ranger that i wanted to lift and get big wheels and tires for. I want a pretty big lift, hopefully around six to eight inches, and tires in the range of about 35". My problem is that i haven't been able to find hardly any lift kits for a 2000, and the few I have found are at the most four inches and much more expensive then lifts for other trucks. Does anyone have any suggestions or help on where I could find a lift kit for this model Ranger???
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To get good clearence for 35's....you need the following...
3" PA bodylift.
4" Superlift Suspension lift or...
5" RCD coil-over Suspension lift.
Pretty much the only options.
But....when i had no flares and no valence, I was running 35's w/ just a 3" bodylift...
To get good clearence for 35's....you need the following...
3" PA bodylift.
4" Superlift Suspension lift or...
5" RCD coil-over Suspension lift.
Pretty much the only options.
But....when i had no flares and no valence, I was running 35's w/ just a 3" bodylift...
That's a touchy subject man haha..
I'm rockin almost 9k miles since my lift and i haven't run the shaft (knock on wood).... You can either do it at the start, or wait until the stock driveshaft goes out.. if it does..
I'm rockin almost 9k miles since my lift and i haven't run the shaft (knock on wood).... You can either do it at the start, or wait until the stock driveshaft goes out.. if it does..
Weird thing is.....that the RCD kit says nothing about a front shaft.. The Superlift kit does. And the RCD is 1" more lift.
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