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yea, i think my bars sagged a little so i had to twist them.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/suspension-tech-36/2008s-lower-ride-height-need-get-bottom-70142/
read that, there are a number of members that have done it and have seen results.
this has pics of me stock and after the lift.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/snapshots-69/pre-key-aal-done-pics-inside-122698/
this is with new tires. post 48 has my measurements
https://www.ranger-forums.com/snapshots-69/new-tire-pics-123418/
stock it was 33 front 35 rear. now i'm, 35 front 36.5 rear. that is from the ground to the fender. you might see an extra inch in the front since your truck is new and your bars are not sagging yet.
EDIT: i just saw you have cranked the t-bars already. so you have some knowledge about the location of the bolts and whatnot.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/suspension-tech-36/2008s-lower-ride-height-need-get-bottom-70142/
read that, there are a number of members that have done it and have seen results.
this has pics of me stock and after the lift.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/snapshots-69/pre-key-aal-done-pics-inside-122698/
this is with new tires. post 48 has my measurements
https://www.ranger-forums.com/snapshots-69/new-tire-pics-123418/
stock it was 33 front 35 rear. now i'm, 35 front 36.5 rear. that is from the ground to the fender. you might see an extra inch in the front since your truck is new and your bars are not sagging yet.
EDIT: i just saw you have cranked the t-bars already. so you have some knowledge about the location of the bolts and whatnot.
Last edited by morris; 07-21-2011 at 12:33 PM.
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you have to remember 2008+ are about 2 inches lower than previous rangers. 265/75 would be the max id wanna run on 08+ without a lift.
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Thanks Chris. I was looking for a straight answer lol and I got one. A lift will come in the future for me, but for now I'll have to settle for a t-bar crank and bigger tires. I don't do a whole lot of off-roading, so it's not a huge deal for me (yet).
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You will prolly save some money with a 265/75/16 as it is more common it is just about a .5inch taller and .5inch narrow than your 275s.
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285s on stock 2008 fx4 with tbar crank. They are pretty stuffed.
Thanks for the compliments everyone. I am super pleased with the way it looks accept my truck is no longer a truck. I have to be careful not to rub. Full crank left and right no problem but big bumps and bumps in corners very mild rub. I don't think I could take it off road this way.
It is very stuffed. Over speed bumps I have to slow down and that is not what a truck is for.
Thanks for the compliments everyone. I am super pleased with the way it looks accept my truck is no longer a truck. I have to be careful not to rub. Full crank left and right no problem but big bumps and bumps in corners very mild rub. I don't think I could take it off road this way.
It is very stuffed. Over speed bumps I have to slow down and that is not what a truck is for.
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I don't think I've ever seen a 285/60. I think 31's will do me good for now though. Once I get a lift, I'll get 33's.
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