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- January 14, 2001
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- City, State
- Fresno CA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 86 ranger no more
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- KK6TDL
if you dont go with hi-steer/ cross over then you should put a trac bar on there to keep the bump steer minimal at least on the road. That is why the waggys stock have a trac bar is for bump steer. With my cross over steering on my ranger I can hit a bump going 75 mph and it stays strait. better then it did with a rancho lift kit. without cross over it is going to be interesting to get the drag link to clear the passanger side spring on down travel.
I also lengthened my front driveshaft for $13 and my rear is stock. So take the money that you would spend on drivelines and use it to get your steering right.
I also lengthened my front driveshaft for $13 and my rear is stock. So take the money that you would spend on drivelines and use it to get your steering right.