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best options for a lift

hey guys i have a 2000 3.0 v6 manual

its a 4x4 with 60k miles on it

im lookin for some sort of lift for it, what do you guys think is my best option money and looks wise for it?

i wont be doing much offroading or anything, the most stress i'll ever put on it is just hauling a few waverunners

any ideas?
 
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your kinda like me but i do a little more wheeling im getting a body lift yours is gunna be a little bit more then mine because yours is new but you can fit 33's easyily and the best part is it doest look out of place IMO its just nice and clean and you dont have to deal with an *** load of parts you and a budy or two could do it in a weekend the link below is you 2000 bodylift


http://www.aitsafe.com/cf/add.cfm?us...n.com&units=25


and this is a how to for ford ranger body lifts very useful IMO it also has pics on the before and after check it out

http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/techart...ift/index.html
 
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You'll be fine with just a bodylift. 3" and you can easily fit 33's under it. About $150-200 for your truck's bodylift.

The other option is, imo, doing it the right way, is a suspension lift. RCD 5" kit or the Superlift 4" kit. Those also are perfect with 33's. Prices are a bit more.....$1500 for the Superlift, $2200-2500 for the RCD. The RCD ditches the torsion bars, and replaces them with Coil-overs.
 
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for me its money problem i have to pay for it so i really dont have a lot of money for tires and a lift but if its not a problem for you i ould go with a suspenstion its looks cooler but a 3in you sit just as high as a stock f-150 so idk its up to you
 
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yea, i'll probably just go for a body lift, mostly because of money and when i get new tires i'll get some bigger ones and that will even add an inch or two

thanks guys, it helped a lot
 
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