4x4 conversion

[tandangerranger]

I have successfully completed my 4x4 conversion. I started with a 2wd 94' ranger. I got all the drive terrain from a 94' 4wd parts truck. I now have a converted ranger with ttb. I did not do a solid axle swap, which is the way most would go. I started the conversion thinking it would be fairly easy, but ran into many problems. If I were to go back and do it again I would do a sas. I am very satisfied with what I have done though. It took me three months to do considering I did it in my driveway with no air tools. Anyone considering this should probably just go buy a 4wd ranger. I will post picks of my truck soon.

 

[bobbywalter]

experience is key with that. its not too bad if your doing an engine upgrade at the same time along with lift ect.

but thats one of those if you have to asks things.

 

[tandangerranger]

This is the truck that was converted to 4wd. I recently added a 3" body lift. I put a 4" susp lift on when I was converting it. It sits on 33x12.50's.

 

[bobbywalter]

so how ya like it now??

 

[Mechanickid]

I like Firestone Destinations.

 

[tandangerranger]

I just bought these tires a week ago and I was able to try them out a couple times. I could not get stuck in anything. I used to run wildcat ext's. They were 31", but these destinations blow them out of the water.