skyjacker leveling coils and washers

[trev23]

I'm gonna be ordering a 2 inch skyjacker leveling kit for my 1992 ranger, I was wondering if i could still put some washers under the coils and still get it properly aligned, because my winch and bumper might make the coils sag a bit and i would like to get the most height out of the coils as possible. i have the 2.9 motor if that helps

 

[99RangerKrazy]

I'm not sure it'll be align-able. You can try it, but two inches is usually the max you can go before you need need axle pivot brackets.

 

[mhughes165]

I'm not sure it'll be align-able. You can try it, but two inches is usually the max you can go before you need need axle pivot brackets.

u might be able to squeeze 2.5" out of it with adjustable bushings

 

[99RangerKrazy]

Yeah it's worth a try. Trev, let us know how it works for you, I'd be interested in how it goes.

 

[The_Dealer]

u might be able to squeeze 2.5" out of it with adjustable bushings

and your front shaft will hit the ra xmember all the time...need ra drops for 2.5+

 

[mhughes165]

and your front shaft will hit the ra xmember all the time...need ra drops for 2.5+

in theory, but in practice alot of times that is not the case.

BUT if it does its as simple as notching that crossmember and reinforcing on the bottom side

 

[The_Dealer]

hmm...mine hit, at right height its about 1/4" from hitting it. didnt want to notch it because im doing ra drops anyways with jeep coils

 

[ashleyroachclip]

Ford sells a leveling perch for the F250 that will set you back a whopping 30 bucks
Raises the front 1.5 inches

 

[mhughes165]

Ford sells a leveling perch for the F250 that will set you back a whopping 30 bucks
Raises the front 1.5 inches

the problem is that the "leveling perch" is just that....a perch is a spring pad for a leafspring truck....

 

[trev23]

well see i still gotta do some research to find if its worth it or just to put the springs under because they say the skyjacker coils don't sag that much