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[lil_Blue_Ford]

For the D-28 front axle, NAPA Item#: NCP2643952 is the 0*-3 1/4* adjustable alignment bushing. Not sure if it's for a single or a pair though.

For the D-35 front axle, NAPA Item#: NCP2643950 is the 0*-4* adjustable alignment bushing. Supposedly for a pair, but NAPA's site doesn't say anything about that.

 

[FritzTKatt]

My ranger has a 4" rc on 31x10.5 duratracs. 3.73's, 4.0 and m50d-r1. Judging by the speed things the stateies put on the highway, my speedo is 1mph slow. When I get moving hit about 65 in 3rd around 2.5k rpm, shift to 4th and I can hit 75-80. It'll hold that in 5th going 1.7k rpm if you don't hit a steep hill. However, 75-80 is THE FASTEST my truck will go.

 

[BCWs 1992 ranger]

mines a 92 with a 4.0 with the 5 speed and i ve got 3.73s and 32s on a 4 in. rc lift and i can get up to bout 75 and hold it there and if urs is a manual you have to buy a extension kit for bout 25 bucks it would be cheaper to just peice the lift together that way you can buy it a little at a time and instal it later when u have all the parts

 

[509lifted]

fritz and bcw i have the 2.8 not the 4.0 so u guys have more power than what i have

 

[FritzTKatt]

Should just take you longer to get there I wouldn't worry about it.

The only thing RC didn't have in their kit that I needed was a cotter pin for the drag link, and brake lines. Didn't have a pin laying around so I used a nail to get the the shop for an alignment. Got the lines from Duff.

Why do Broncos' need sway bar drops? Excuse that I've never been under a BII before. I thought the ranger might need one, but when I got it all back together, the sway bar actually sits at closer to a 90* from the link so it seems like I get more travel (if that was the limit) It was extended before to more of a 110* or so.

 

[509lifted]

i decied not to get a lift right away cause i wanna do it right and sas and lift drop a 4.0 in and all that at the same time and with to many bills and not enough money it wont happen soon since i will have to get a beater car for the down time.