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i have 98 ranger and want to do a coil over conversion will this kit work that you are talking about

 

sent my payment to you

 

Does anyone still have a kit for sale.

 

i just purchased the kit from ME00Stepside two weeks ago send him a message at sbeau1@metrocast.net

 

I have a set that's powder coated with stainless hardware. I still haven't gotten around to installing them, so I'd be willing to let them go.

 

How much would you want for them. I really want to do this to my truck but don't have much money.

 

hello. I found your thread on C O conversion.
I see it’s been many years but do you still have those bracket kits?

 

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So I'm looking into the foa coilovers and I wanna know what other people went with for a 4x4 extended cab ranger that only gets driven on the road as far as compression valve, rebound valve and mount width. I was thinking medium/firm but I wanna get an idea of what would be best by hearing other people's testimonials. I know this thread is for the brackets but could anyone give me any pointers.

 

Also i forgot to mention it is stock height

 

Going a different route with my ranger. I have a coil over set still in box from ME00Stepside. $300 Shipped. Email me at vaqueropete@gmail.com if interested.

 

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So for the dampers on my Ranger I used the Bilstein all around. My FX4 is at stock height.
At the rear I fired F 150 5165 series.
At the front its the 8125 from the Motorsport catalogue. The shortest ones at 19 inch fit there out of the box. They are 1inch to long so the limit straps are needed. Coils are 2.5 x10
700 lbs. The damping is super nice. The balance between front and rear is excellent. The front dampers are not cheap but for real oversized off-road dampers it’s worth it.
And there a good bump stop on the rod. So no need to worry about that when you will cut the one from the frame.

 

Give the people what they want... a picture of the install! although the setups are the same, I love seeing the finished product.

 

Have you already purchased shocks? If not, purchase from Down South Motorsports in San Diego. They tune the shocks prior to shipping them out. I had it done on my Fox 2.0 shocks. Since I'm not sure what they feel like without the tune, I cant say it was an "improvement", however, they turned mine for mostly road/highway driving. Give them a call, highly recommend it. I found them through this thread, turns out they are down the street from me, which was convenient.

 

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I have a complete kit still in the box. Going a different direction with my truck so I'm selling the kit. $300 shipped, email me at rebelcomputer@outlook.com if interested. I have PayPal setup for payment.

 

I have a complete kit from ME00stepside in box. Decided not to use them so they are for sale $300 Shipped, email me at rebelcomputer@outlook.com if interested. I can take payment via paypal.

 

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so I sent my money through google pay and it was returned after 14 days. Are the brackets no longer being made, or did I send the money incorrectly?

 

That's a really good question...

 

You still selling the kits as a whole? Tried to shoot ya an email but it didn't seem to have worked. Really wanting to get rid of the horrid ride quality.