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Ford Explorer Community - Maintenance - Modifications - Performance Upgrades - Problem Solving - Off-Road - Street
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about my lift well it is hard to explain but what I did was custom mount F150 t-bars in my ranger by doing this I was able to get the front to lift a lot higher than just your normal t-bar twist of 1" the bad things about doing this is that I know that my CV axels will wear out faster than if it was normal height but I am willing to take that risk and it does rid stiffer that stock. in the rear I hade custom made 5" blocks to replace my 2" stock ones there are a lot of people that don't like this because of axel warp but I am now making a 2 link bar set up to add extra support to the rear end or I might just buy one but I will see if I can make it first a lot cheaper.
I hop I answered your questions if you have any more just ask me, and I will try to help
Thanks man, I'm gonna crank mine up soon and I should get close to 3 inches. And yeah, I could care less what it does to the CV joints. I haven't seen anyone yet who has damaged them.
In the rear I plan on doing the OME 2" lift springs, warrior shackles, shock mount skids, and OME Nitrocharger shocks all around. Sounds complicated but it should work out great.
Not sure if they make the OME springs for rangers though.