AmmitOsiris
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just got a 2000 ford ranger xlt 3.0 v6 from dad its 4x4 and would like some help or any tips on what i can do for upgrades cheap but good.
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new(to me) 4x4 ford ranger
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RangerBoy94
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Nice!! Welcome to the station. If you looking to lift you truck its gonna be pricy because you have a newer truck. If you had a pre 97 with a ttb front axle a cheap lift would run you at 450. But a cheap lift for you is gonna be around 1000-1500.
AmmitOsiris
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ok cool thanks any engine mods and anything else would be great im pllanning on keeping this truck for years to come
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- 4.0 V6
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- Manual
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- ~9"
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- 35"x12.50"x17"
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Just look around the site, and youll find good information. Power upgrades are not that common for these. Regearing is your best bet and bang for the buck.
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