i go hunting every year in some pretty rough terrain and regular tires wont do the job, i have a 1991 ranger with no lift but i want to put some beefy tires on it, what is the biggest tire size i can put on my ranger without much rubbing or minimal to no bumper trimming without putting a huge lift on that i dont have the money for.

 

I am not for sure but since your new I will say search around a little.

 

well yeah i have and what i have found is that 31'' will fir nut there is no way, is a lift really necessary for getting big tires?

 

fit*** but***

 

What dose will fir nut mean.

Depends. You could do a body lift. I was debating puting a set of 35s on my truck and what I did was went and messured the clearance everywhere around the tires. I dont know much about 91s.

 

yeah...what do you have on yours?

 

Its in my sig.
3 IN Body lift
265-75-16 Cooper STT

I have an 02 4wd though.

 

oh i see now so just start off by measuring clearance and then go from there?

 

Yea 35's and a BL will work on our years, but a 91 you will need coil spacers to fit 31's in the front





Here is mine

 

not gonna lie bro that is a sick as ranger, i want a kind of look like that, but its so god damn expensive, and my year, no one has so i dont know what to get, it is all different so i am pretty skiddish about even trying.

 

Click link...

https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=79600

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https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...t=77823&page=3

 

damn, im thinkin that i want something along those lines but the lift is a little much...something a little more modest even though that truck looked amazing...and i guess i was wrong about there not being any 1991 rangers around.

 

thanks for the links though. gives me a little bit of ideas.

 

Is your truck 2wd or 4wd? On a 91 4wd (I think) you can fit 31's with a 3" body lift, stock (I think) a 30" tire is all you can get. I'm not 100% sure on this though. I'm trying to think of some other members who have that generation ranger. The wheel wells keep you from being able to add bigger tires on that model ranger.

 

4x4 of coarse, wouldnt leave home without it, and that sounds pretty ideal, maybe a very small 3'' lift and some 31's, but i am a little new to the whole lifting and installing, but im not to cars, so i am guessing there is a lot of other things that need to be done along with the lift itself.

 

Sea Bass yours is BL and 35's too right? But a buddy of mine put coil spacers on his 91 2wd and fit 31's

 

where can i get these spacers and how much would they cost approcimately?

 

Here you go I am sure you can find cheaper but this is the general idea they are pretty easy


http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...KF09108R2.html

 

do these fit directly onto the coil springs? or are there any tricks to it.

 

Sure is (You talking about the 04), I put #1 bars on it today and I got more lift, I was kinda surprised how much more I got with them(Not a whole lot more, just more than I thought I was going to get). I'm going to post pics tomorrow. I gotta shackle her @ss next!

 

Yea let me know and let me know if you find anyone getting rid of theirs or where you got yours.

 

Nothing major, as long as the truck is in good running condition. You should get that 4" suspension lift thats $440 in that link.

You talking about the #1 bars? If so, I got them at the dealership for $90.

 

well then, i just take the springs off and attach them directly to the spring and then bolt it back on?

 

Was that $90 a piece or for both?

 

you could get some Skyjacker leveling coils and a set of chevy drop shackels for the rear, it will level the truck out nicely is very easy to install and you should be able to squeeze a 32x11.5 in there with out mush isssue.