lift on 2002 ranger
#9
just get the summit racing brand body lift. its made by performance accessories at a lower cost (just because its rebadged as summit racing) and its the same exact thing. it even comes with performance accessories brand thread locker.
I used a kit for 98-00 model year rangers on my 2004. it was cheaper than the one "made for" my 2004. Rangers haven't changed (aside adding 2 extra bed bolts for a total of 8 on later years) so there was no point in spending more money for the same thing lol
I used a kit for 98-00 model year rangers on my 2004. it was cheaper than the one "made for" my 2004. Rangers haven't changed (aside adding 2 extra bed bolts for a total of 8 on later years) so there was no point in spending more money for the same thing lol
#18
And beer, don't forget the beer.
But seriously OP, everything you've been told in this thread, in addition to the body lift help thread, is all you need to know about body lifts. There isn't much to them at all.
But seriously OP, everything you've been told in this thread, in addition to the body lift help thread, is all you need to know about body lifts. There isn't much to them at all.
#21
Just read through the instructions before starting. Gives you a good idea of what tools you'll need, and what all you gotta do.
I did mine myself in about 15 hours, spread over then course of a week. Outside in the rain, with no air/impact gun. All hand tools.
Not hard at all, just takes some time.
I did mine myself in about 15 hours, spread over then course of a week. Outside in the rain, with no air/impact gun. All hand tools.
Not hard at all, just takes some time.
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