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2wd ranger body
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now it looks like this
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Danger06Ranger
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awsome, you use it to crush that s-10 yet? lol
ranger gettin rocks
been puttin some rockwells under the ranger. Now it looks like this(ain't been on here in a while) . Still workin out some stuff too. I'll put some more build pics up soon.
been puttin some rockwells under the ranger. Now it looks like this(ain't been on here in a while) . Still workin out some stuff too. I'll put some more build pics up soon.
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Looks good!
Now that is a front bumper!! haha.
One thing, I sure hope in the second to last picture, that you are going to put another u-bolt on each side of the axle... Only one per side is alittle scary!
Oh, and what kind of frame is it on? It doesn't look like a Ranger frame.
Now that is a front bumper!! haha.
One thing, I sure hope in the second to last picture, that you are going to put another u-bolt on each side of the axle... Only one per side is alittle scary!
Oh, and what kind of frame is it on? It doesn't look like a Ranger frame.
Sheesh!! Since when did Bigfoot and Ranger have a son??? 
That is going to be a lot of fun off road.
That is going to be a lot of fun off road.
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What did you do to it? WAIT! Nevermind, now that I look a little closer I can see the difference!
Nice work man!!!
Wicked_Sludge
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did you notice they are on diagonally?
your shackle angle needs a little tweek as well.
other then that, looks pretty good. i dont see any "scary steering" worthy components on the few suspension shots there. props on quality workmanship.
The rear u-bolts are temporary till i get my ride height right. Every peice of the suspension and axle builds are hand made by me. Took about 3 mo. but so far turned out pretty good. I doo plan on making some new rear shackles and shackle hangers for the rear and puttin hydrualic assist steering on the front. A couple million dollars more and i'll be done. ha- Thanks for lookin
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those axles should hold up to some abuse, and im sure those tires will dish some out!
ForOffRoadDriving
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lookin sweet! keep up the good work on this build!
Damn! How have I never seen this before?.. That's quite the transition.
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