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Old Jun 2, 2008
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3" susupension and 2" fit 33's

well i just got a 1994 ford ranger regular cab its my first truck i want to lift it a bit so i can fit 33's but i dont want to do to much body lift its a 4cyl what should i do any suggestions?
 
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my truck had 33x12.50's on it with only a 3" body lift, very minimal rub and that was only with really big bumps.
 
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Originally Posted by kevinsranger
my truck had 33x12.50's on it with only a 3" body lift, very minimal rub and that was only with really big bumps.
your truck is also 4wd.

mine was 2wd and i had to put 2" lift coils on my truck to clear 31's with no rubbing.

i want to say 2" lift coils and a 3" bodylift.
 
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Originally Posted by 5speedin2.3
your truck is also 4wd.

mine was 2wd and i had to put 2" lift coils on my truck to clear 31's with no rubbing.

i want to say 2" lift coils and a 3" bodylift.
your prob right, but how did you know his is a 2wd? i thought i might have overlooked that but i def dont see it.
 
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Originally Posted by kevinsranger
your prob right, but how did you know his is a 2wd? i thought i might have overlooked that but i def dont see it.
there are very few 4cyl 4x4's.
 
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well mines a 4x4 4cyl i dont really wanna put body lift on it. isnt a suspension lift better?
idk im a newbie soo
 
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nice, can i have your trans? haha.

yes, suspension lifts are better, a 4" suspension lift should be fine to run 33's i think.
 
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Originally Posted by MikeyFord3
well mines a 4x4 4cyl i dont really wanna put body lift on it. isnt a suspension lift better?
idk im a newbie soo
yea 4 inch will clear 33's, where you go wheelin at in jersey? actually pm me that info you if want to share. im in spotswood n.j. over by east brunswick.
 
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well if i put 33's it will need to be re-geared if i just put 32's on it do you think it will still need to be re geared
 
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