I read somewhere that you can use coil springs from a 99-06 silverado 1500 to lift the front of a ranger about 2.5". How does it work? Anyone done it here?
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are you talking about using the stock coils from the chevy silverados
if there the same circumference you probably could but i dont know why you would unless you could get them cheaper than buying coil springs for rangers and i dont know why they would really be any different to install
if there the same circumference you probably could but i dont know why you would unless you could get them cheaper than buying coil springs for rangers and i dont know why they would really be any different to install
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theres a thread on rangerpowersports about it. if i find it ill put the link up
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I would think you'd have to get the front end aligned--or you coud do it urself using info in the Technical Forum (i did after dropping my '89 XLT 3")
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I would think you'd have to get the front end aligned--or you coud do it urself using info in the Technical Forum (i did after dropping my '89 XLT 3")
you will it your camber (which is up and down i believe) will be off depending on how much longer the springs are which will cause your alignment to be off and your tires will wear down impromperly
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