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- Vehicle Year
- '93
- Make / Model
- Ford
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- Transmission
- Automatic
On my Ranger, I have Deaver leaf springs, inverted shackles and I turned the axle shock mounts up so they do not hang down below the axle tube.
Needless to say, I get lots of droop travel (30.75" left, 28.75" right).
Unfortunately, using a shock that allows for the droop travel eliminates most of the compression travel.
At this point in time, I am not going to move the upper shock mounts into the bed.
What to do? The only solution I have come up with is to use a shorter shock, which shortens the droop travel, and allows more compression travel.
Any other ideas?
Needless to say, I get lots of droop travel (30.75" left, 28.75" right).
Unfortunately, using a shock that allows for the droop travel eliminates most of the compression travel.
At this point in time, I am not going to move the upper shock mounts into the bed.
What to do? The only solution I have come up with is to use a shorter shock, which shortens the droop travel, and allows more compression travel.
Any other ideas?