Belltech Shackle Question
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I have asked this many times, why does everyone want to run shackles? I don't understand the point. The front is the hardest to lift, the rear is easy. I mean with a BL you can fit 35's wasy in the rear, or stock for that matter, mind the stuffing, So why run shackles?
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the 6400 shackles will give you about 2 inches, depending on your setup maybe a little more or less.
You don't have to change anything else to install them, just remove the factory shackle and install this one...and there is only one way to install them, same as the factory ones.
On a chevy truck (1500) the rear suspension is flipped, the leaf springs sit above the shackle mount, whereas on a ranger the leaf spring sits below the shackle mount. Both happen to use 2.5" wide leaf springs. As such, a drop shackle for a chevy 1500 is a lift shackle for a Ranger.
Dustin - the idea here is add shackles in the rear and tighten the torsion bars up front for a cheap 2" susp lift.
You don't have to change anything else to install them, just remove the factory shackle and install this one...and there is only one way to install them, same as the factory ones.
On a chevy truck (1500) the rear suspension is flipped, the leaf springs sit above the shackle mount, whereas on a ranger the leaf spring sits below the shackle mount. Both happen to use 2.5" wide leaf springs. As such, a drop shackle for a chevy 1500 is a lift shackle for a Ranger.
Dustin - the idea here is add shackles in the rear and tighten the torsion bars up front for a cheap 2" susp lift.
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