Gonna buy my first lift
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Gonna buy my first lift
I want to lift my truck high enough to fit some 32x10.5"s. I haven't ever lifted a truck before. What would be the easiest and/or least expensive way to do this? My truck is a 96 2wd Ranger, with the 2.3L. I know i will have to check my gears before the tires, but they are gonna need to be changed. Thanks, David.
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I have 32x10.5 on my stock 2.3 auto 2002 ranger. I have room for 2.3 turns until sway bar. doesn't bottom out at all, even when running over curbs, (I'm a landscaper) and I can still fill my bed up to the top with dirt and not be nervous about ride height.
Get your wheels first and if you need lift kit. Install after.
I do want to do lift kit later but I'm glad I got my wheels first. they look good with the less wheel gap!
Get your wheels first and if you need lift kit. Install after.
I do want to do lift kit later but I'm glad I got my wheels first. they look good with the less wheel gap!
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I want to lift my truck high enough to fit some 32x10.5"s. I haven't ever lifted a truck before. What would be the easiest and/or least expensive way to do this? My truck is a 96 2wd Ranger, with the 2.3L. I know i will have to check my gears before the tires, but they are gonna need to be changed. Thanks, David.
2.3 lima ftl...
cheapest bet would be a body lift, wich for our trucks are like 250 bucks, total BS as everybody elses are like 150...skyjacker makes 4 and 6 inch lift kits for ours aswell. you can coil spacers (2 inches) for the front aswell
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