Ranger Gets Ford Performance Parts Leveling Kits with Coil-overs & Fox Shocks

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Has anyone actually installed this kit on 2WD Ranger?
 


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I don't have the answer to this question, but the results will be the same.
Similar, but not quite. There have been a couple of members that have installed the Fox kits on a 2WD. The nose sits an inch or so higher than the 4WD due to the weight difference in front. They also commented that the ride was stiffer than expected. I believe that is because the 2WD has a lower spring rate, but not positive.
 

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Similar, but not quite. There have been a couple of members that have installed the Fox kits on a 2WD. The nose sits an inch or so higher than the 4WD due to the weight difference in front. They also commented that the ride was stiffer than expected. I believe that is because the 2WD has a lower spring rate, but not positive.
You are probably correct, but is there a significant weight variance? Mine sat higher initially when I got my Fox kit installed, but after half tank of gas, it's settled down.
 

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You are probably correct, but is there a significant weight variance? Mine sat higher initially when I got my Fox kit installed, but after half tank of gas, it's settled down.
Apparently, it's enough to make difference. Front axles, cv joints, transfer case, etc. I know that suspension manufacturers recommend going up on spring rates when adding a winch. So I gather these trucks are somewhat sensitive to spring rates.
 

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Apparently, it's enough to make difference. Front axles, cv joints, transfer case, etc. I know that suspension manufacturers recommend going up on spring rates when adding a winch. So I gather these trucks are somewhat sensitive to spring rates.
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