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lift fitment question
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Exploderpilot
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well i guess i could have done that....i'll ask on dezertrangers. have you posted your stuff there?
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no, the edge uses torsion bars like a 4x4, but the spindles wont work on hte 4x4 because there are no spindles but axles....
a 2wd ranger uses coil springs, not torsion bars
they do make spindles for a 2wd explorer though
a 2wd ranger uses coil springs, not torsion bars
they do make spindles for a 2wd explorer though
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yup. allmost entirely rangers. www.dezertrangers.com
ive been trying to sell that stuff foreverExploderpilot
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no problem man.
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