Couple pics of the evolution of my ranger over the last couple months lol

 

Looks awesome! Diggin the single cab.

 

looking great!

 

Looks good, you got to test the suspension yet?

 

Awesome truck... Wish I had a lift in my garage like that!

 

thanks guys. i haven't tested the suspension yet. going to finish up all my brakes tomorrow then hopefully i might be able to get a couple flex shots in the yard. no shocks yet though!

 

Truck looks great! Did a very good job on it!

 

Lifted Steppie, looks great !

What size tires are you planning ?

 

38" TSL SX's on 15x10" Steelies

 

 

Good progress! I'd be dying to test this thing out if I was u

 

Yeah I am lol. I live in Newfoundland though, probably the worst place in the world for salt and rust. They stop salting towards end of April/early may so I won't have it back on the road until then

 

Nice work. Real clean looking truck man!

 

came across a set of used 37" toyos. Picked up those instead of the tsl's. Shes just about done now:

 

Looks great. that thing is going to dominate on the trails. Is it locked in the front and back? And are you done with it or do you pan on doing more?

 

locked front and rear. Ive reached my initial goal but far from finished. Gonna build rock sliders soon. 1 tons next winter i would say.

 

Looking good. What gear ratio?

 

5.13

 

What kind of fuel cell is that? Still using the factory fuel pump and how do u like it?

 

Got any pics of your front driveline angle?

 

What did you use and where did you get your steering set up? I have a 97 ranger I bought a set of waggy axles locked front and rear with 5:13 gears and it has reid racing high steer knuckles. I think the year is 84-91. But I don't have any steering for them. If you could let me know what to use and where to get it that would be awesome.

 

Looks like he hasn't been on here in a while so I will try to help you out. If you're just using your stock ranger box then all you would need is a tie rod and drag link. Ruff stuff makes some good steering parts. And I also believe that they sell steering kits that allow you to set up tie rods and drag links. Hope this helps.