atvkid4eva
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hey guys i have some 6" skyjacker coils on my 88 ranger and was wondering if im better off getting hte 6in drop brackets or i read that maybe the 4in will work? does anyone run 6in coils with 4" drop brackets?
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4" drop brackets with 6in coils?
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skyjacker brackets have two holes, one for mounting with 4" coils and the other for 6".
Some other companies offer this too but do some research first.
Some other companies offer this too but do some research first.
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4" brackets work great with those coils if it's a Supercab.
atvkid4eva
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thanks it is a 4x4 supercab.thanks junkie
Is there an advantage to mixing coil and bracket sizes?
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- So. Calif (SFV)
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- 2.9 V6
- Transmission
- Manual
- Tire Size
- 35x12.50R15
It allows you to match your lift up better with the weight of your truck (most of the lift companies failed to account for this, so your coils often wind up being a little short on heavier trucks such as a V6 Supercab or a 4-door Explorer. Moving up to the next size coil (or using spacers) can fix this).
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