2003 suspension lift

[ffranger]

I've been wanting to lift my 4x4 'o3 ranger, but can't find any companies that do a 3-4" suspension lift. Does anyone know of some?

 

[organic]

Google, Dixon Bros racing. Just a warning,You'll probably go into shock once you see the price.

 

[4x4junkie]

Superlift
RCD (Race Car Dynamics)

 

[voogan]

lifts

I've been wanting to lift my 4x4 'o3 ranger, but can't find any companies that do a 3-4" suspension lift. Does anyone know of some?

superlift has a 3 to 4 inch lift. suppose to be all bolt on. priced around 1700. dixon has a L/ T @ bout twice as much.

 

[krugford]

IIRC, the superlift uses drop brackets for the diff, torsion bars, lower a-arms, new knuckles, etc. It still gives you the same ride and flex as the original torsion bar suspension, it just sits higher.

Your other option is a coil over conversion. That's where the really good sticker shock comes in...

I was thinking about this the other day and don't know the answer. Ford's TTB gets a lot of grief from some people, but what other suspension set up on another mid-size trucks gives you something resembling an IFS and is still easy to lift? Lifting a SLA front is expensive, which means an SAS starts to become a lot more doable in terms of $$$ and time.

 

[GatorBlue92]

IIRC, the superlift uses drop brackets for the diff, torsion bars, lower a-arms, new knuckles, etc. It still gives you the same ride and flex as the original torsion bar suspension, it just sits higher.

Your other option is a coil over conversion. That's where the really good sticker shock comes in...

I was thinking about this the other day and don't know the answer. Ford's TTB gets a lot of grief from some people, but what other suspension set up on another mid-size trucks gives you something resembling an IFS and is still easy to lift? Lifting a SLA front is expensive, which means an SAS starts to become a lot more doable in terms of $$$ and time.

well put... in a way im glad i have a 2wd since it was pretty cheap to lift until it gets a SAS in a year or so