Rudder
Member
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2011
- Messages
- 11
- Vehicle Year
- 1995
- Transmission
- Manual
All,
I’m new to the Ranger scene and I have the usual newbie questions. I know what a body lift does and I also know what a suspension lift does. My question is this: Do either of these lifts make the truck look any different? In other words, if I were to park one Ranger with a 2in body lift next to a Ranger with a 2in suspension lift, would the layman be able to tell the difference? Here’s my conundrum: I just got a smokin’ deal on a 1995 Mazda 2WD and I want to have a little fun with modifying it some. The truck is completely stock; she’s a 2300 w/5-speed, PS, A/C and a very straight body and only 66K on the clock. Picked her up for $1500…
I want to put a small lift on it because I plan on adding a set of 15’s with some fairly aggressive tread tires just for looks. Also, if I go the suspension route, I’ve seen loads of kits from AAL w/blocks for the front springs to kits w/blocks for the rear and springs for the front. What is best?
Thanks Ranger’s, appreciate the help!
I’m new to the Ranger scene and I have the usual newbie questions. I know what a body lift does and I also know what a suspension lift does. My question is this: Do either of these lifts make the truck look any different? In other words, if I were to park one Ranger with a 2in body lift next to a Ranger with a 2in suspension lift, would the layman be able to tell the difference? Here’s my conundrum: I just got a smokin’ deal on a 1995 Mazda 2WD and I want to have a little fun with modifying it some. The truck is completely stock; she’s a 2300 w/5-speed, PS, A/C and a very straight body and only 66K on the clock. Picked her up for $1500…
I want to put a small lift on it because I plan on adding a set of 15’s with some fairly aggressive tread tires just for looks. Also, if I go the suspension route, I’ve seen loads of kits from AAL w/blocks for the front springs to kits w/blocks for the rear and springs for the front. What is best?
Thanks Ranger’s, appreciate the help!