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any 1 ever see f-150 beam's on a ranger to widen it up?
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cool thanks man! id imagine the 2wd f-150 beams will work in the 2wd rangers aswell
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You will have to move the coil buckets out further, or if you can afford it run coil over shocks. just a idea for you, also keep in mind you will have to redo the steering because the track is now approx 8'' wider i think. for more info look up in the axle sec. about ttb 44
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with the amount of work involved it would be cheaper to get a set of extended beams from dave@threatmotorsports
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yah it more than likely would be cheeper to buy them but when you have a TIB f150 to use as a doner with 5.0 motor and tran's that could make for a mean home grown project but i think a set of coild overs are a must 
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