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4wd to 2wd 88 ranger
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Depends on what you are after. If you want 2wd weight you can put a 2wd trans in and yank almost everything off the front axle but the beams.
Short of major surgery on the frame you will never get it to sit as low as a 2wd. You could always frame swap it.
Short of major surgery on the frame you will never get it to sit as low as a 2wd. You could always frame swap it.
Look for 2wd bronco II beams and brackets as they are based off a 4wd frame.
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