how big can i go??

[97ranger2wd]

I'd like to know what my 97 ranger 2wd would look like with a 4inch suspention lift and 35's on 20 inch rims and if they would fit??

 

[disciplerocks]

20" rims.......:facepalm:

 

[91stranger]

y r u putting so much lift and big tires on a 2wd? i would set it up for street. put a 5.0 in it and lock the rear end. u wouldnt have much fun in a big lifted truck thats gonna get stuck everywhere u try to go bc its a 2wd. seen it too many times. better keep a chain with u lol

 

[Bennybooster]

You wont fit the 35s with only a 4in lift plus your axles wouldnt hold up, and 20's are frickin gay and I dont think they make them in 5 on 4.5

 

[BowTech99]

plenty of manufactors make 20" rims for the ranger 5x4.5 bolt pattern. For example KMC Rockstars.

Your axle would hold up fine.

And its easy to make a 2wd fit 35's. My 99 had 3" coils and 3" body lift and i ran 35's just fine. Now that its straight axled its got a little bit more lift than that now lol.

Goodluck with your project and dont let everyone discourage you on your project.

 

[RollinWOT]

Yuor axle would be ok, just be sure to gear the diff to the new size of the wheels and tires and reprogram the cpu. 35's wont fit under only 4 inches, and personally on a 2wd i would go for 31s at most, but seriously reconsider the 20"s. They look stupid on rangers.

 

[91stranger]

yeah 20's wouldnt look good on a ranger. the way i feel about rangers r in three categories. A: 2wd, daily drivers r good on gas, my moms 2.3l 5 speed will get 500 miles on a full tank of gas NO LIE. B: 4x4 get it lifted and good tires and go have some fun in the mud, or whatever floats ur boat. and C: 2wd, v8 set up for drag. none of these categories fall with 20 inch rims. hahaha. sorry but unless ur ranger is lifted so high that u got some 48" swampers then 20 inch rims r a no no.