springs, air bags for suspension
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springs, air bags for suspension
What year Explorer springs would fit a 2001 Ranger XLT SuperCab step side? I'm not sure what Ford calls the bed styles anymore. I have the one that has the little step between the cab and the wheel well. Which means I have the really small interior dimension bed.
Have anyone used the air bag systems? Idon't know the company names that make them besides Firestone. I need to do something to provide extra support when towing, or even carrying stuff in the bed. While at the same time, I don't want to stiffen the suspension for riding around with a nearly empty bed. I'm starting to wonder if the add-a-leaf or helper springs is the answer. I keep hearing they will stiffen suspension for harsher ride.
I currently have 16" rims and LT245/75x16 tires. I will be replacing the tires before winter, so I am considering 15" rims and I have no idea what size tires. I undersand the reason for the 15" rim system which allows for more air in the tires adding cushioning when off road, or something like that. I see so many different sizes on here that I am totally confused...
Also, living in Colorado I don't want to go super wide tires due to our winters. I live at 8500 feet and often drive up to 11,000 or 12,000feet.Last winter we had over 6feet of snow and had snow on the ground from Oct-May. We even had 2" of snow in July.
hmm can't thing of anything else for this post anyway.
thanks in advance,
Myles
Any info appecaited.
Have anyone used the air bag systems? Idon't know the company names that make them besides Firestone. I need to do something to provide extra support when towing, or even carrying stuff in the bed. While at the same time, I don't want to stiffen the suspension for riding around with a nearly empty bed. I'm starting to wonder if the add-a-leaf or helper springs is the answer. I keep hearing they will stiffen suspension for harsher ride.
I currently have 16" rims and LT245/75x16 tires. I will be replacing the tires before winter, so I am considering 15" rims and I have no idea what size tires. I undersand the reason for the 15" rim system which allows for more air in the tires adding cushioning when off road, or something like that. I see so many different sizes on here that I am totally confused...
Also, living in Colorado I don't want to go super wide tires due to our winters. I live at 8500 feet and often drive up to 11,000 or 12,000feet.Last winter we had over 6feet of snow and had snow on the ground from Oct-May. We even had 2" of snow in July.
hmm can't thing of anything else for this post anyway.
thanks in advance,
Myles
Any info appecaited.
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