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Started by o4250, April 27, 2006, 10:05:10 PM

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o4250

Do you think the reason the back end of this truck looks squated is because of a little slant on the ground, or there isnt an equal amount of lift as there is in the front?




Heres a front end pic, looks a lot bigger doesnt it?




BTW its 2wd.

Bigscrb15

i think its bulldogged a little bit.
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LakeMaryKid

Equal lift, but may need an add a leaf or the leafs have squatted. Not sure if the rangers have the torsion bars like the f150's but he may have had them cranked up before he lifted it and never leveled it.
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o4250

Quote from: Bigscrb15 on April 27, 2006, 10:57:33 PM
i think its bulldogged a little bit.

What exactly does bullydogged mean? Basically its half @ssed? Thanks for the replies.

aftrmath99

better shocks on the front maybe?

tileman

IF IT HAS A LIFT KIT. MOST OF THE TIME THEY DO LIFT THE TRUCK 2 INCHES MORE IN THE FRONT THEN THE REAR. I DON'T KNOW WHY BUT I HAVE LOOKED AT LIFTING MINE 6 INCHES AND ALL THE KITS LIFT THE FRONT 6 AND THE REAR ONLY 4. I THINK IT IS A STUPID LOOK BUT MAYBE I AM JUST OLD SCHOOL
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Busta Nutt

The reason a lift kit lifts a truck more in the front than the back is most trucks come from the factory with the back a few inches higher than the front so when you put a load in them they sit level. Most people that lift thier trucks like it to sit level unladen.

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