Help on finding lift kit

[ranger28]

hello i got a 1998 ford ranger xlt 4x4. i want a 6in or 8in supiesion lift does anyone know where i can get them

 

[89PBR96]

I ordered mine from National tire an wheel NTW got the 6 inch suspension special it was 499 shipped everything you need besides brake lines

 

[bcost882]

He has a 98 that was the start of the a-arm suspension. Rcd used to make a 6in lift for it but good luck finding one. Super lift makes a 4in for it. then you would have to add in a 3in body lift to get it up where you want it. but the only way you can, at the moment, achieve 8in of suspension lift is with a solid axle swap.

 

[89PBR96]

He has a 98 that was the start of the a-arm suspension. Rcd used to make a 6in lift for it but good luck finding one. Super lift makes a 4in for it. then you would have to add in a 3in body lift to get it up where you want it. but the only way you can, at the moment, achieve 8in of suspension lift is with a solid axle swap.

That is right 97 was the last year for the lift I ordered sorry man

 

[bcost882]

i've done that before no big deal man haha

 

[ranger28]

thanks yall and also is there any other year of lift that will work on mine

 

[JohnnyO]

thanks yall and also is there any other year of lift that will work on mine

No. ---------V

http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42452

You are limited to Superlift 4" (which costs a lot of money), Dixon Brothers (if you have to ask, you can't afford it), and a body lift.

The only way to get 8" of lift is with a solid axle swap, which frankly would cost less than a Dixon Brothers kit.

 

[wahl_7s]

Call Dixon Bros I raced with Aaron hes a good guy he'll be able to tell you what's possible! 4" w/33's is pretty hi that will get you about 6" over stock. we used to pre-run with a 94 4WD with 35's was plenty high enough for off-roading

 

[ranger28]

thanks now with the axle swap what should it be......?