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Will stock 93-97 ranger 4x4 springs fit my 88?
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Yes. If you're talking about coils, depending on the truck they come from, and the configuration of your truck, you may need alignment, or adjustable bushings.
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I mainly wanted the rear leafs off a newwer truck. Mine are sagging bad and I haul my quad slot. It stock with minor trimming sitting on 31's.
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Yes, there can be differences in load ratings, but they do physically fit on the truck.
If you want a bit more load capacity, look for '91-'01 4-door Explorer springs, they're a tad stiffer. You'll just need to turn the centerpin bolt around on them.
If you want a bit more load capacity, look for '91-'01 4-door Explorer springs, they're a tad stiffer. You'll just need to turn the centerpin bolt around on them.
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