MudSlutII
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What lift is this?
- Thread starter MudSlutII
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The pic looks like one for a full size...
I once bought a 'special' deal on a lift kit once, it was superlift. I would call and ask who manufactures it.
I once bought a 'special' deal on a lift kit once, it was superlift. I would call and ask who manufactures it.
F150hybred
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Looking at the part number (SS RAN-6) It could well be a Rancho lift.
MudSlutII
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I think that's short for Ranger 6" ; I may be wrong
F150hybred
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Yanno, you could be rite. I never looked at it like that.
Looks like a tough country or rough country lift. It doesnt have a new passenger side pivote bracket for the i beam, it had the bracket that moves the stock one down so it knocks a hole in your diff.
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