[PICS INSIDE] Thanks SANTA! Red Rancho 4" lift for Christmas!
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Originally Posted by Copenhagen848
I still can't believe what an awesome deal you got on that kit 
I'm pretty sure those are used to make adjustments during alignment. I lined mine up the same but the alignment shop adjusted them....now they are both at different positions. It shouldn't be a big deal as long as you get an alignment done if you haven't already.
I'm pretty sure those are used to make adjustments during alignment. I lined mine up the same but the alignment shop adjusted them....now they are both at different positions. It shouldn't be a big deal as long as you get an alignment done if you haven't already.
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12-26-2007, 11:22 PM
I really like the Rancho stuff. One thing I like about their kit for these trucks (as well as my '02) is the front and rear subframes (or what ever you want to call them) are connected as one solid frame assembly with the Rancho. Everyone elses are two separate pieces. May not make a damn bit of performance/stability difference, but it sure looks reassuring.
Did you measure it up though....I mean is it a true 4" lift??? I ask because my '02 lift was not! You get the last 3/4-1" from cranking in the torsion bars. BS in my opinion, but oh well.
Did you measure it up though....I mean is it a true 4" lift??? I ask because my '02 lift was not! You get the last 3/4-1" from cranking in the torsion bars. BS in my opinion, but oh well.
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Thank so much for all the nice things everyone has said!
Here are a few answers to some of the questions you asked:
BLACK and RED are the ONLY two colors you can get the lift in from Rancho.
The CAM bolts were lined up perfectly, then the alignment shop adjusted them (funny looking) to bring it into alignment.
Yes, I have 33's on now. But will be changing them out to 35's soon.
The HEIGHT is at 79"-80"
Yes, it is a TRUE 4" lift.
Please let me know if I missed anyones question or if I need to post more pics of something.
Here are a few answers to some of the questions you asked:
BLACK and RED are the ONLY two colors you can get the lift in from Rancho.
The CAM bolts were lined up perfectly, then the alignment shop adjusted them (funny looking) to bring it into alignment.
Yes, I have 33's on now. But will be changing them out to 35's soon.
The HEIGHT is at 79"-80"
Yes, it is a TRUE 4" lift.
Please let me know if I missed anyones question or if I need to post more pics of something.
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