Polyurethane vs steel spacers + lift shocks
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Polyurethane vs steel spacers + lift shocks
Ok guys it's finally time to lift my truck!
2006 B2300(same as an xl ranger NOT t-bar)
Basically as the title states-should i go with polyurethane spacers(like the ones from fat bobs) or steel ones? I'm just doing 2" ones
Also I've been told i will want new shocks to go with this lift, I think I'd like to go with Rancho RS5000's but there is so many different models, Which did you guys do?
I already got some belltech 6400's for the rear
2006 B2300(same as an xl ranger NOT t-bar)
Basically as the title states-should i go with polyurethane spacers(like the ones from fat bobs) or steel ones? I'm just doing 2" ones
Also I've been told i will want new shocks to go with this lift, I think I'd like to go with Rancho RS5000's but there is so many different models, Which did you guys do?
I already got some belltech 6400's for the rear
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I originally wanted to do 2" longer coils but the only one I've seen is from Maxtrac but i can't find any reviews on them, nevermind anywhere to ship them to Canada
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Well I just looked at the bilsteins and it would be over $400 with shipping and taxes(Living in canada kinda sucks at times) however the only ones for a lift are meant for a 3" up front and 4" in the rear....I'm only going up 2"
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Ok but what about the rear? For tthe higher end ones (5100 series i think) they only have for stock or for 4" lift
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Could I simply just buy the shocks meant for the 4wd rear? Those should be aprox 2" longer then my current ones
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I don't have any experience with coil rangers/mazdas. But if they are two inches longer and mount the same then they should work... You can't be the only guy that has done a two inch spacer so do some searching outside of rf.
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