Those of you with superlift kits.....
Originally Posted by zabeard
and they dont already with the superlift kit???
do the tbars on a superlifted truck pass OVER the lower control arm and hit the CV shafts? or do the tbars pass THRU the lower control arm like stock....
If you read the site it requires the stock Tbar mounts to be moved back on the frame anyhow, so the guy's who can buy these aren't using shorter tbars, they are just relocating the mounts. Id spring for a set of relocators if they come around to making them for Rangers. I've already emailed them. I'll start emailing them dialy if I don't like their response LOL>
Last edited by D94R; Mar 7, 2007 at 10:10 PM.
matt make sure you let us know what they have to say in response to your email. im interested in their point of view.
movin the rear tbar mounts on a ranger is gonna be a large undertaking. the tranny crossmember is tied into the tbar mounts, and the mounts themselves are welded to the frame.
movin the rear tbar mounts on a ranger is gonna be a large undertaking. the tranny crossmember is tied into the tbar mounts, and the mounts themselves are welded to the frame.
Originally Posted by gumby
matt make sure you let us know what they have to say in response to your email. im interested in their point of view.
movin the rear tbar mounts on a ranger is gonna be a large undertaking. the tranny crossmember is tied into the tbar mounts, and the mounts themselves are welded to the frame.
movin the rear tbar mounts on a ranger is gonna be a large undertaking. the tranny crossmember is tied into the tbar mounts, and the mounts themselves are welded to the frame.
Here is their response I recieved today. I will stay in contact with them/him to see what all they have going on.
"Matt,
We have wanted to add this application for quite some time, a few customers in the past have attempted this, but never got back to us as to whether or not it worked out. The issue will be moving the torsion bar crossmember back toward the rear wheels since the front end of the torsion bar will be moved to the back side of the a-arm!!
Jeremiah "
"Matt,
We have wanted to add this application for quite some time, a few customers in the past have attempted this, but never got back to us as to whether or not it worked out. The issue will be moving the torsion bar crossmember back toward the rear wheels since the front end of the torsion bar will be moved to the back side of the a-arm!!
Jeremiah "
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