jeepn-jason
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- Mar 20, 2005
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build looks good, but i would try to come up with a better solution for your shock mounting. You lose alot of the shock effectivness mounted at an angle like that.
yep, youre right, and i did consider that when i was figuring out what to do. i had gotten these 14's for a killer deal, and at this time, did not want to buy new/different ones. so that was what i came up with for the time being. i know my up travel is going to suffer, not worried about down travel cause i know they have a long ways to go before bottoming out. i need to take it out for a decent "test run" but i hope they will be alright until i figure something better to do.build looks good, but i would try to come up with a better solution for your shock mounting. You lose alot of the shock effectivness mounted at an angle like that.
in case anyone was wondering, the color is from an old forestry service truck. you dont tend to see any in that color any more but they used to be fairly common (rangers, s-10, chevy 1500s, full size blazers, etc). it was an auction truck from Georgia.
I wouldn't doubt it. Maybe matt will chime in. There is no frame mounted bracket on the ranger, and I was wondering about that. The first post of this thread says it came from a 82-85 bronco.