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View Full Version : Ranger Coil Over Suspension Thompy 05-09-2007, 10:16 AM Ok, to make a long story short, I've got a 2001 4.0 4x4 Off Road Package. I take it that it has pulse vaccum hubs, thus is there ANY way at all I can get coil overs on this truck. RCD suspension says no pulse vaccum and I believe Camburg doesn't make a kit for the 4x4. If I can't go with the coil overs what would be the best route to take as far as a suspension system and deal with the torsion bars. cgriffin_5139 05-09-2007, 10:20 AM dixon brothers kit. here is a link http://www.dixonbrosracing.com/proddetail.php?prod=DBR-011&cat=1 Thompy 05-09-2007, 12:30 PM Good lord, 5k. If I was to stick with the torsion bars to save some money, what would be the best kit in this case? cgriffin_5139 05-09-2007, 12:37 PM sorry bud your just about out of opptions redranger4.0 05-09-2007, 04:44 PM early 2000 was the last year of PVH hubs, the RCD kit will work on your truck, I had it on my 2000.5 ranger. Thompy 05-14-2007, 01:48 PM Well thats really good to hear, extremely good to hear. How do you like the RCD kit? I'd like to go with the Dixon Brothers kit but its a good chunk of change. Do you use your truck as a trail truck, or more of a cross over 4x4 pre-runner? redranger4.0 05-14-2007, 05:51 PM Well thats really good to hear, extremely good to hear. How do you like the RCD kit? I'd like to go with the Dixon Brothers kit but its a good chunk of change. Do you use your truck as a trail truck, or more of a cross over 4x4 pre-runner? the one time I caught air with the front end and the RCD I blew out a CV, but I sold that lift about 6 months ago. PrerunnerManiac 06-30-2007, 11:13 AM Good lord, 5k. If I was to stick with the torsion bars to save some money, what would be the best kit in this case? Yes it might be much for most, but I can guarantee you will be happy. The Guys at Dixon all have engineering backgrounds and the kit is unbelieveable. It is made so well after having it installed I did not even need to get an alignment, and the performance is great. The Guy that did the work for me has it on a 2006 and with deavers and a bedcage in the rear you can take whoops at 60 mph. If you want to see a build up of the front visit: http://www.prerunnermaniac.com/Prerunners/Prerunner-Tech/Long-Travel-Suspension-Kit.php Yesterday I had my bedsides flared, but that will be in the next month's issue. |