Jeep coil spacers

[xtremeRanger]

will 2 inch jeep coil spacers work with the ranger? I have a pair that i found laying around. they are from Rocky Road brand. I haven't been able to take pics, but maybe you guys have an idea of what they look like. If they will work than thats awesome, i will be able to level out my truck up front.

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

Are they the aluminum type with the tapered ends on them?

I really doubt they would work.

 

[martin]

I've seen lots of different coil spacers for jeeps, none of which would work on an rbv.

 

[xtremeRanger]

they are polyurethane. They are Rocky Road budget boost coil spacers

 

[xtremeRanger]

 

[Sunk]

Looks like you could use them if you got longer studs, but I'd get 1" F-150 spacers instead. Poly spacers can deteriorate over time. At least use something metal.

With 2" spacers you'd get 3" of lift, more than you can align with stock brackets.

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

If they measure an actual 2" they are too long to be able to align the front end with stock drop brackets anyway. 1.5" under the coil is about the max.

 

[xtremeRanger]

so i could trim it down to a inch and slap it in? i need maybe a 1-2" of lift in the front to level my truck out.

 

[Sunk]

A 1" spacer will get you 1.5" of lift due to the front axle design.

 

[xtremeRanger]

all i need is really a 1" to level it out somewhat. ill trim these spacers i got and give them a try!...its just temporary for the time being.

 

[4x4junkie]

I think they will be too big to fit the RBV coil properly.