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  1. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    I’d plan to keep the tremor wheels as I really like their look, I’d also keep it simple and go with general grabber 285/70/17, again because they have the same profile as the stock 265/70/17s. Thanks again for the feedback, I’d been told that this setup would not require any high clearance...
  2. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    I appreciate the reply! I’d plan to add 1” rear blocks to compensate for at least some of the rake, but was curious where it becomes too much stress on the stock tremor suspensions. Maybe 2” would be the way to go with 33s
  3. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    Thanks! I mostly wanna be able to add bigger tires. I’d plan to add rear blocks regardless to avoid squatting anyway
  4. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    Thanks! I was planning to add 1” rear blocks as well. I want to add larger tires without any other mods. I actually really like the tremor wheels so I’m not planning on needing to remove anything. I was told that would be just fine that way. If I went with the 3” I know I would definitely add...
  5. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    Thanks, appreciate the insights. It makes sense too.
  6. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    I understand all that and what the spacers are, but that’s exactly why I’m questioning each of them. They look the same in terms of conceptual design, but I’m wondering why some state that they’re suited for tremors or not, basically.
  7. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    Unfortunately I haven’t. Was hoping there would be some folks on here all over this kind of thing.
  8. Leveling Comparison - Tremor Specific

    Hey all, Looking for a little leveling kit advice for a 22 Tremor. Doing a side-by-side-by-side comparison between the fordrangerlifts 2" and 3" leveling kits, the readylift 2" and 3" levels (rear blocks included), and the rough country 2.5" level. Fordrangerlifts states that his are...
  9. Updates to my Ranger: 33" Tires, Sport Bar w/Lighting, New Steps

    Interesting that you have rub. What offset are your wheels?
  10. Time to Move On

    Just curious, what kind of things did you do to improve all those performances you mentioned at the top? Anything a warranty covered?
  11. Time to Move On

    What specifically do you like about the improved ride quality? Less stiff/bouncy, anything else?
  12. Odd shifting issue

    what’s concerning for me is that the road conditions are completely fine and normal, just a tight turning radius at a slow speed…can’t figure that part out
  13. Odd shifting issue

    Every morning I get in mine to leave for work and I have to make a slow, tight turn out of my alleyway as soon as I head out. The traction control warning lights up on the dash nearly every single time as I’m making the turn (more often when it’s cold out) I’m very curious to know more about...
  14. Lift/Leveling kits

    Cool good to know. I was going to ask about crash bars next. I’m guessing I’d need some high clearance ones with 285s. Also good to know it handles that weight well, thanks!
  15. Lift/Leveling kits

    Awesome. Are those the stock 265/70/17s still? Also how was towing?
  16. Lift/Leveling kits

    I hey im hoping to take this same exact approach. Did you ever get an answer on this?
  17. Level kit and towing a boat

    Well no I’m not looking to modify performance. I’m only trying to gain more clearance to allow for larger tires without comprising towing performance. I’m not sure where you got the idea that it sounded like I was trying to change the performance
  18. Level kit and towing a boat

    Absolutely will do. Appreciate it!
  19. Level kit and towing a boat

    Good to know. I appreciate the response!
  20. Level kit and towing a boat

    Thanks for the video reference! I’ve heard stock wheels/no spacers do just fine with 285s and a level without any high clearance bars. I’ll give this video a watch





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