Add-a-Leaf help
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Add-a-Leaf help
I need the rear to sit about 2 inches higher than right now. Just got the truck lifted with shackles and spindles and need an extra 2" in the rear for some added weight I plan on getting and leveling it out after I tighten the torsion bars. What all do I need for the AAL? Do I need the short or long leafs? I have enough room with my U-bolts so I wont need those. Will I need more than 2" if I raise the front 1.5" and add a toolbox and receiver hitch to the rear? Any help is appreciated: pro's, con's, any help whatsoever.
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Yeah, I bought the universal shackles that actually did lift a full 3 inches, but something happened with my measurements and I have to take the torsion bars to stock height for it to be level. The spindles gave more lift than I was expecting. So the short leaves just fit in above the bottom leaf on the stock pack?
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Originally Posted by Urandaman
how much abuse can AAL take? im gonna have a mid travel kit on my truck in the next 6-8 months and cant afford the rear setup i want as it is 2500bux so i was thinkin botu aal to lift the rear up. but can they take abuse off road worth a dam?
sorry for hi-jackin the thread
sorry for hi-jackin the thread
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
07 is the same as 1988 ranger leaf pack...
http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/sus...f-springs.html
The Ranger changed alot in 98
but the 07 being the same as 01 and newer is probily corect.
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Originally Posted by crazzyearl
Not quite
http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/sus...f-springs.html
The Ranger changed alot in 98
but the 07 being the same as 01 and newer is probily corect.
http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/sus...f-springs.html
The Ranger changed alot in 98
but the 07 being the same as 01 and newer is probily corect.
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