2000 ranger lift
2000 ranger lift
I was wondering what would be some good lifts for a 2000. I'm looking at maybe doing a 4" suspension lift this winter and I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions.
superlift is the cheapest, RCD if you can find one used (discintinued) more money but replaces torsion bars with coilovers, long travel kits from like dixon bros but they are pretty pricey and really nice (not really a lift kit though) or SAS it!
SAS is Solid Axle Swap. It takes a lot of know how to do one.
Superlift is a brand name, but they are well known. I actually plan on using them when I do my lift.
Fabtech would be a well known long travel kit, but some guys on here and other Ranger boards have had problems with them.
I personally would steer clear of a body lift. While they aren't terrible, I just like the idea of upgrading suspension parts rather then lifting the body off of the frame a few inches, but that's just me.
Superlift is a brand name, but they are well known. I actually plan on using them when I do my lift.
Fabtech would be a well known long travel kit, but some guys on here and other Ranger boards have had problems with them.
I personally would steer clear of a body lift. While they aren't terrible, I just like the idea of upgrading suspension parts rather then lifting the body off of the frame a few inches, but that's just me.
Why thank you much!
Yeah if I were ever to do a body lift it would only be an inch.
Yeah I wanna do a suspension lift due to my front end needs a lot of work. So while doing a lift would replace everything that needs to be replaces right now :)
Yeah if I were ever to do a body lift it would only be an inch.
Yeah I wanna do a suspension lift due to my front end needs a lot of work. So while doing a lift would replace everything that needs to be replaces right now :)
Yeah I've done a bunch of google looking but I find stuff for older and newer and when I find my year its 4wd. Guess I'll have to search more forums here. Did a couple but didn't find anything.
since your from san diego, you can find some good used stuff on the chaep on dezertrangers.com or racedezert.com maybe even a few blocks from your house lol
you could even get a custom kit from someone on there too for not that much...
you could even get a custom kit from someone on there too for not that much...
www.camburg.com
Would
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...t_pn=FABKIT279
be a good fit for my truck?
Yeah I read the stickies and I didn't get anything useful out of it.
My truck is a 2000 2wd 2.5L
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...t_pn=FABKIT279
be a good fit for my truck?
Yeah I read the stickies and I didn't get anything useful out of it.
My truck is a 2000 2wd 2.5L
Well thats good to know, thanks. I just ask a bunch of questions but I don't know a whole lot about it and the websites I've been given or just confusing. Not a whole lot of info on them.
Well Fabtech works fine for just looks but as soon as you go offroading you can bent or break spindle snouts. Its not fun when your truck loses a tire and you land of the brake rotor.
Well thanks for the heads up and I'll keep that in mind while I shop for a kit. Right now I'm just trying to figure out how much I need to save up because I would like to at lest do lift and tires at once.
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