I do plan on off roading a lot so i would really like some tires that will be able to keep up. And is this the suspension you where talking about? What makes them better than any of the other options...
this is exactly the type of post i was looking for thank you so much! I have been looking at all my options and I'm still torn. but here are my options as of right now after i read your post
1. B8 6112 - Suspension Kit with 2 of these B8 5160 - Suspension Shock Absorber
2. Pro-Truck Stage 2R...
unfortunately the ranger oil filters just get really tight over time on their own i put mine on hand tight 20k miles ago and went to take it off and it was seemly welded to the engine lol. However i guess this is the price you pay for a small little efficient engine.
exactly I'm getting a nilight switch panel and in going to get some safter rocker switches so i can have the old school style. Its super easy to wire it up and i don't think i will have to drill a hell of a lor holes in the truck to won't it so i think we should be good on that. Still haven't...
you seem to have a lot of suspension experience, what would you recommend for a highway driven light to moderate offroad recovery rig? I have stock suspension on right now and already have some BILSTEINs added to the cart on their website. However i want this tuck to ride nice on the highway but...
okay let me ask you thins. I thinking about going with the Bilstein's on my ranger of right this second. I'm trying to build a truck i can use everyday but i still want to be able to recover side by sides and some smaller cars. However i don't want to limit any of the towing or future tuning...
that should be good then because i plan to have my current rig for about 300k miles or more. but i also do want a project ranger. something 1980s or older
is the Eibach Protruck 2r kit super durable? It is super cheap and very inciting choice when it comes to shocks but I'm worried about the durability... what are your thoughts?