I Need To Find A Lift Kit ASAP!!!!!

[Heathen]

I have an 09 Ranger FX4 and need to find Superlift lift kit # K358. ASAP

I have a big trip coming up May 1st and I want to have it by then.

I had an order placed with Rocky Mountain Suspension but they just cancel my order for that 4" Superlift kit. They said there supplier could not get the knuckles for the kit.

If you happen to know of a store or online shop that has it in stock please pass the info along.


PLEASE HELP!!!

just a pic from the web

 

[ozziemo27]

Superlift just recently went through a restructuring....So unless you find somebody that has the lift in stock, on the shelf somewhere, I doubt you're going to find one very soon, it took me like 3 weeks just to get a set of 4" lift shocks through 4wheelparts because they were on backorder. I would call everywhere you can think of, best of luck to ya, man, wish I could be more a help.

 

[Heathen]

I hoping that someone on this forum will know a place that has the kit in stock.

 

[Fx4wannabe01]

google stores that list it, and give them a call????????





A few guys waited almost 2 months for their kits. Good luck....

 

[Heathen]

A few guys waited almost 2 months for their kits. Good luck....

that sucks.

 

[Fx4wannabe01]

oh shat....canada. better make that longer wait....


You're SOL I think. Now...bodylift...you can have that next week! lol.

 

[Heathen]

oh shat....canada. better make that longer wait....


You're SOL I think. Now...bodylift...you can have that next week! lol.

I am going to order it out of the USA.↲
I will never put a body lift on my truck!

 

[ozziemo27]

I am going to order it out of the USA.↲
I will never put a body lift on my truck!

cheap tire space, easier to work on the truck, fit a v8 in the future, i run a 3"BL and a 4" Superlift, no downsides to it, just a stereotype really.

 

[Heathen]

cheap tire space, easier to work on the truck, fit a v8 in the future, i run a 3"BL and a 4" Superlift, no downsides to it, just a stereotype really.

There is some truth to every stereotype.

 

[Heathen]

Who sells 4x4 parts online???

 

[ozziemo27]

There is some truth to every stereotype.

Then whats wrong with body lifts? They will outlast your truck.

 

[Heathen]

Then whats wrong with body lifts? They will outlast your truck.

Aroumd hear it is only white trash that uses just body lifts on there trucks. I think the chassis gap looks stupid. And above all I don't drive a girly automatic.

 

[Fx4wannabe01]

I was just like you....til I discovered the prices for a suspension lift... Now I'm double lifted, will NEVER own another 4x4 Ranger WITHOUT a bodylift because it makes for working on it SOOOOOOOOO much easier. I still am not a girly man with an auto. lol. Hurst FTW!

 

[Heathen]

I was just like you....til I discovered the prices for a suspension lift... Now I'm double lifted, will NEVER own another 4x4 Ranger WITHOUT a bodylift because it makes for working on it SOOOOOOOOO much easier. I still am not a girly man with an auto. lol. Hurst FTW!

Suspension and body together are fine.

But like I said around hear if you have just a BL you are dating your sister. LOL

Hurst FTW.

 

[legoms013]

Bodylifts have their place. If you're an ignorant offroader and think "well $200 sounds alot better for a bodylift than $1800 for a suspension lift" cuz he or she don't know the difference, you should be driving a Honda Civic anyway.

If you know the difference, and the pros and cons of each I see no problem with running a 2" body lift by its self if your doing a mild offroad build that doesnt see much offroad (for looks mainly ALONG with tires, bumpers, tool boxes etc). Please dont just do a bodylift and make that the only thing you do with your entire offroading "build". Cuz that isnt a build, thats a bolt on ego modifier.

If your doing a motor swap, do as big of a body lift as you want, all that work makes up for it cuz you have the balls to adapt a motor with MORE HP and Torque than was ever offered in that vehicle.

In conjunction with a suspension lift, body lifts are fine (no more than 2" please) as it allows room for work, slightly larger tires etc.

Please use gap guards. And just remember a totally stock truck with a 3" bodylift is a major turn off and doesn't look good at all...continue with your modifications.

That is all (of my opinion).