TXRangerTim
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Welcome from another new member with a 2021 Velocity Blue.
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What a damper whore!!! ?Only a few days. Everything was in stock and they shipped it right out the day I ordered it. Call Frank @Stage3Motorsports direct 623-533-5881 and let him know you're a forum member and he'll take care of you. ? I think there might even be a discount code (DAMPER) for an extra 10% off.? ?
Why that's the nicest thing you've said to me in a while Andy. ?What a damper whore!!! ?
Well it was National complement day last week. I’m just catching up..Why that's the nicest thing you've said to me in a while Andy. ?
Those are nicer than mine...I think I have stage 1...under $600...Is it these? I like that you can adjust it while installed
https://eibach.com/us/1935/E86-35-0...ro-truck-coilover-stage-2#wsm-prod-tab-review
So when i take these to get it installed. I want the rear the same height as stock, and the front leveled with the rear. Would what i tell them?Did you get yours retorqued after 500 miles or just left it? Eibach recommends it but just wondering if its really necessary.
The rears aren't adjustable and should be the same or very close to stock. Just have them measure the rear height of the stock ones to see where the new ones sit. As far as the fronts go just tell them you want them level with the rear and no rake. They'll measure the rears and adjust the fronts accordingly.So when i take these to get it installed. I want the rear the same height as stock, and the front leveled with the rear. Would what i tell them?
Great minds think alike. Love the sound of the BorlaWelcome James. Yes shocks make a world of difference. I have the Bilstein 5100 on front and back. I did that two months after I purchased my Ranger. A neighbor who is a mechanic and major Ford guy recommended them. Awesome! Plus he recommended the Borla exhaust. I did that two months after the shocks. I love both.


Thank you. I will try this. My driveway is a little sloped so hopefully i can still get it right.The rears aren't adjustable and should be the same or very close to stock. Just have them measure the rear height of the stock ones to see where the new ones sit. As far as the fronts go just tell them you want them level with the rear and no rake. They'll measure the rears and adjust the fronts accordingly.
You'll have to adjust your headlights once this is done. BEFORE getting any work done take some tape and measure the stock height on the rear wall of your garage. You'll want to do this while parked about 20'-25' awayThen you'll have a mark to adjust them too instead of guessing. Here's a thread on how to adjust them.
https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/fyi-headlight-adjustment-after-lift.2874/
Video:
https://www.ford.com/support/how-to...hts-and-bulbs/how-do-i-adjust-the-headlights/