front end!
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if you have torsion bars then crank em...if you have coil springs then your gunna have to find coil spring spacers...there may be other ways that i dont know about though...looks through here it'll tell ya how to crank t-bars if you have em https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...beginners+mods
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if you have torsion bars then crank em...if you have coil springs then your gunna have to find coil spring spacers...there may be other ways that i dont know about though...looks through here it'll tell ya how to crank t-bars if you have em https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...beginners+mods
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BUT i would HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend lift COILS due to ease of install i have done over 5+ coil spacers on TTB and Ibeam back in the day its a *****.. coils are simple as hell to do...
WRONG ran coil spacers on my 1993 for 5 years stock shocks for about 1 month when it ripped itself inhalf because it was to short...
Procomp and Skyjacker sell a very good 0-2" lift Shock i ran the Skyjacker Hydro's for Years great shock liked it alot
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