Ranger Lift Kit for 2002 2wd

[jimmclrk1 10+ year member]

I need a spindle lift kit. I know this is the wrong type of forum... but UPS lost the last kit I ordered (a $300, 52lb lift kit....), and I am a broken, desperate man as a result.

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[Jdizzle 10+ year member]

try.... http://www.rangerpowersports.com its an awesome forum i've been a member for almost 2 years they have lift kits selling everyday cheap

 

[jimmclrk1 10+ year member]

try.... http://www.rangerpowersports.com its an awesome forum i've been a member for almost 2 years they have lift kits selling everyday cheap

Yeah, I frequent that spot too, but I haven't found anything. Thanks though!

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

i havn't caught onto the whole lifting the 2wd truck craze yet... midas well slam a 4x4

 

[jimmclrk1 10+ year member]

i havn't caught onto the whole lifting the 2wd truck craze yet... midas well slam a 4x4

What is there to get? You can go almost anywhere a 4x4 can in a 2wd given the proper gear and skill. I don't really plan to go off roading heavily, but a little extra ground clearance never hurt anyone. Plus, it looks nice.

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

until you run into mud

 

[jimmclrk1 10+ year member]

until you run into mud

???

I've seen plenty of 2wd trucks tackle mud just as well as 4x4's

 

[PowerdByGuiness 10+ year member]

???

I've seen plenty of 2wd trucks tackle mud just as well as 4x4's

agreed. unless you are hitting a gumbo pit or a rock obstacle, a 2wd is fine, and even then if you have enough power, strong axles, locker, and big tires you will get far

 

[PowerdByGuiness 10+ year member]

try http://www.fordtruckworld.com (its a piece of crap and down often)

http://www.race-dezert.com works great for me, gets a lot of stuff sold and i see lots of ranger gear

 

[jimmclrk1 10+ year member]

Guiness, thanks for the help and websites, however I have been to all of them. I have hit rangerpowersports, therangerstation, generation-edge, race-dezert, dezertrangers, offroadrangers, mini-trucks.net... and I have found nothing. I was so happy last week when I finally found something I could afford and worked for me. UPS really screwed me over when they lost the kit. The huge problem isn't about getting money back, but finding another kit that is priced the same. I bought some 3" lift blocks for my rear end, and I got them for only $30. Now all I need is some spindles. Please someone help me!

 

[Jdizzle 10+ year member]

your truck has spindles and control arms right, well if it does than i found a kit for your truck a long time ago i think it was on godfathercustoms it was 3inch i think shocks, springs, everything for like 400, but you can also get a bodylift for a ranger for around 175

 

[ToyTundra 10+ year member]

I bought some 3" lift blocks for my rear end, and I got them for only $30.

Jesus 3" blocks??

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

I've yet to see a 2WD do a decent job on sand...plenty of armchair captains that think they can get out on the beach simply by going down a few pounds on each tire and barging out there //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[jimmclrk1 10+ year member]

Jesus 3" blocks??

Yeah. I know it's a bit big to start with, but after I get the 3" spindles in the front, and the 2.5 inch leveling coils and new control arms, it should sit pretty level.

 

[jimmclrk1 10+ year member]

I've yet to see a 2WD do a decent job on sand...plenty of armchair captains that think they can get out on the beach simply by going down a few pounds on each tire and barging out there //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

There isn't much sand around here... i love in the middle of Georgia. Pleanty of mud and rocky/woody trails though, so it should be fun.