1" Front Differential Drop
1" Front Differential Drop
So i noticed that with the toyota tacomas a 3 inch spacer lift kit is sold and a 1 inch diff drop bracket is included so the cv's only have a 2" angle on them. My ? is why doesnt anyone sell these 1" diff drops for ford rangers?
because then you would have the same angle if you only had a 2 inch front lift....less stress on cv's but no its not stock. its 1 inch because it requires no other driveterain modifications because it is so small
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The toyota shafts are probably longer or work at higher angles than the ranger's. I know my roommate was able to lift his Xterra 3 inches with no differential drop at all. The CV shafts on his Xterra are about 4 inches longer than my 1" extended shafts.
Well people with ranger run a 2" lift without problems and if you had a 3" lift and dropped the differential an inch it would put the same amount of stress on your cv's as a 2inch lift would.
btw can you even drop the front diff on rangers by installing a spacer where the diff mounts to the crossmember?
btw can you even drop the front diff on rangers by installing a spacer where the diff mounts to the crossmember?
the only 3" lift already comes with 3" drop brackets for the diff. i dont see your point.
if you are thinkin aftermarket keys plus maxed bars for 3" there is alot more to worry about than CV angles. once past all that, i dont think you could drop the diff 1" w/o the CVs hittin the torsion bar and LCA anyhow.
if you are thinkin aftermarket keys plus maxed bars for 3" there is alot more to worry about than CV angles. once past all that, i dont think you could drop the diff 1" w/o the CVs hittin the torsion bar and LCA anyhow.
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