Coils on 99 4x4?

[bilzy7]

I see 2wd's doin this. I was just trying to equal out front end without spending 1500 for lift brackets. I mean I need 2 inches more then what torsion cranked 2 inches can give. I gotta go out and get a good strong 13mmbit to crank other torsion key. My cheap bit broke. Maybe I'll invest in a breaker bar. I pb'd the crap out of bolt too. My drivers tire on inner sides starting to early wear if I can't do this I'm gonna hafta have a shop do it before I gotta drop 200 on a new tire. Rear end is ez, I'm just having trouble figuring out front as far as lifting. Only lift kit for mine the 4 inch, I wish I could just buy front end components.

 

[bilzy7]

Belltechs on rear, after I get pro comp 5.5 lift chevy leaves I'll flip shackle/drill for moving front hanger. I almost wish I had a 97 or near front suspension. Red beard metal and fab is inma, but only do up to that year, I beam rangers they said... this boys sad. Lol.

 

[bilzy7]

Just so this is clear I'm not trying to save myself money on a cheap suspension, I will be going with a better one then super lift, I just need a little evening out of front end till I got that much and engine comes first. If truck can't drive I won't need to worry about bump s. I'm just curious if anyone knows a way or has gotten fabled on coil brackets. I know I've read of broncos using f150 coils, I just don't know route with a 4x4 as axle is in way.

 

[bilzy7]

Hmm ... Ok no answers obviously Boone would do this then... Found out after buying how much better off I'd be with a 97 or earlier 4x4 ranger.