Mr.Wizard
New Member
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2020
- Messages
- 14
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- Points
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- Location
- Long Beach, CA
- Vehicle Year
- 2002
- Make / Model
- Ford Ranger
- Engine Type
- 4.0 V6
- Transmission
- Automatic
- 2WD / 4WD
- 4WD
Just got a smoking deal on a '02 4x4 with the 4.0 V6 Automatic, 130k. Starting from scratch on the owning a truck thing, the girlfriend made me sell a few motorcycles so I wouldn't die and this was the compromise.
It's got a front lift kit I haven't been able to identify, does anyone know what this lift is?
The rear looks like a 1" block body lift (I think? Feel free to correct my ignorance). The suspension lift looks like about a 2.5" block lift on the leaf springs (Or is this still called a body lift?). The rear's also got a big airbag which I'm unfamiliar with, is this a bed weight capacity thing? Is that conducive to offroading or something I'd want to replace down the road?
I'm looking for mild desert and mountain offroading at first. I'm curious what tire size I can support without changing this setup? It's running 31x10.5R15LT's right now, I'd ideally like to max out with a 33 if possible but I'm reading that the 32x11.5 may be a wiser choice? I think the rims are the upgraded 88'-92' 15x7" judging from the tech guide info (And I dig them!). They've also got what looks like a spacer plate (Or is this a normal mount / bolt pattern adapter or something? Again, ignorant )
Stoked to join the community and get her ready for some camping coming up soon, thanks for any help or tips you guys can provide! I'm got a million other questions but I'll give you guys a rest.
It's got a front lift kit I haven't been able to identify, does anyone know what this lift is?
The rear looks like a 1" block body lift (I think? Feel free to correct my ignorance). The suspension lift looks like about a 2.5" block lift on the leaf springs (Or is this still called a body lift?). The rear's also got a big airbag which I'm unfamiliar with, is this a bed weight capacity thing? Is that conducive to offroading or something I'd want to replace down the road?
I'm looking for mild desert and mountain offroading at first. I'm curious what tire size I can support without changing this setup? It's running 31x10.5R15LT's right now, I'd ideally like to max out with a 33 if possible but I'm reading that the 32x11.5 may be a wiser choice? I think the rims are the upgraded 88'-92' 15x7" judging from the tech guide info (And I dig them!). They've also got what looks like a spacer plate (Or is this a normal mount / bolt pattern adapter or something? Again, ignorant )
Stoked to join the community and get her ready for some camping coming up soon, thanks for any help or tips you guys can provide! I'm got a million other questions but I'll give you guys a rest.