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Are there coil-overs to fit a stock 01 ?

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Old May 11, 2005
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Are there coil-overs to fit a stock 01 ?

I was thinking of looking for a set of coil-over shocks for the front of my truck to rise it a little and get a better ride. I was wondering if there are any coil-overs for a stock ranger that would lift it. I looked around a little but didn't find anything.
 
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No. There is no room and fabrication would be needed. If you are an XLT (non-edge) Heavy fabrication is needed.

How bout adding what truck you have to your sig so we know what it is.. thanks..
 
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I figured it wasn't possible, but wondered if anyone had done it before. It is not an EDGE model. I didn't want to spend the big $$ on a whole system, I was looking at the Camburg.com products.
Is there any cheaper, decent system that incorporates coil-overs?, and not hard to install, via no welding.
 
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No. Any system that has coilovers will have welding/cuting involved.

If I were you I'd look into the Camburg 5.5 system. It is a VERY nice product. Performs very very well and is a relativly easly install.

Your best be if this is what your into, dezert trucks, is to go on over to www.Dezertrangers.com and look around, it is a great site for this type of stuff.
 
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The Camburg 5.5 Perf. system is what I was looking at. Is there welding/cutting involved?
 
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