S&B tru-rev??

[Shinobi Ranger]

What does everyone think about the tru-rev induction? Do you think it is worth the money, now i already have gibson cat-back, will this increase(noticably) performance at all?
And what company does everyone think, makes the best suspension lift kits? Tuff Country?My website! click

 

[bdogg23]

tru-rev is a great product, i just got it and at about 3g's its loud and im saving gas already, i think it made my gas go up , lol its great though

 

[Joe93]

Some may say it helps and some say its pointless. I thought it helped on mine when i had it. It helped a little on gas and the seat of the pants power. Made it sound throaty too. You cant do any harm by getting though. every little bit helps. I say Skyjacker seems to be the widely liked lift on this site then the Superlift. All depends on what size lift ya want though.

 

[01Baja4x4]

As for the lift, what's year is your truck and is it 2 or 4wd?

-Tim

 

[Shinobi Ranger]

my truck

My truck is a 1993 splash, 4wd

 

[01Baja4x4]

Depending on what you plan on doing, slow stuff or fast stuff, there are a ton of options for your truck.

People seem to like the Skyjacker class II kit for your truck. Plus a bunch of Fab/Race shops make some great setups for your rig. I know Camburg has a great setup for a TTB. It's all about how deep your checkbook is and what you want to use the truck for.

Here's a link w/more info.
TTB lift info

-Tim

 

[Ken Cooke]

Rancho 2.5" Suspension system

When I first began lifting my '94 Ranger truck, I went with the Rancho 2.5" suspension. The ride was firmed up just a little for the use of 31" tires on my stock rims. I didn't need to switch rims, but after going with 32" rims, I liked not rubbing my inner tires on the beefy Rancho radius arms.

I still use the Rancho drop bracketry, radius arms, and rear suspension, but now I have a set of 4" Skyjacker coil springs up front and I plan on upgrading to Skyjacker rear leaf springs to give me better payload and departure angles with the heavy bumper/tire carrier I'm running...

Here is a picture of the 4" Skyjacker/Rancho hybrid suspension in action...

BTW, the Radius Arms are the red bars just behind the front tires. I am also running Rancho's RS 9000 shocks, but for this application, the shocks are too short, and I'm wearing out poly bushings after each off road trip...

Hope this helps,

-Ken

 

[Mr XLT]

Great!

It's a mice clean install. Works best with a performance exhaust. Alone your not going to get much performance other than sound.


Greg