tuff country vs. pro comp
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Originally Posted by BLACKBEAST02
if you go to gorancho.com it says the lift is a one piece MIG welded and reinforced subframe
i already said it was a one piece
i just thought i heard it was harder to install BECAUSE its a one piece subframe
Last edited by sean_somer; Oct 7, 2006 at 12:09 PM.
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its ok
but the rancho is an excellent lift, i did a lot of offroading with mine & never had any problems
theres no doubt id use rancho again
but the rancho is an excellent lift, i did a lot of offroading with mine & never had any problems
theres no doubt id use rancho again
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Originally Posted by sean_somer
its ok
but the rancho is an excellant lift, i did a lot of offroading with mine & never had any problems
theres no doubt id use it again
but the rancho is an excellant lift, i did a lot of offroading with mine & never had any problems
theres no doubt id use it again
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[QUOTE=BLACKBEAST02]is there a diffrence in quality between pro comp and rancho?
rancho is a much stronger lift being a one piece 1/4in sub frame very hard to install due to the stress of the torison bars its all gonna unload on you now the split sub frame pretty much every one else much easlier to install but if really gonna put your truck to the limit you better go with the rancho plus it one piece design allow for less flex which is good or you can do what i plan and reinforce them after they are installed make them one
rancho is a much stronger lift being a one piece 1/4in sub frame very hard to install due to the stress of the torison bars its all gonna unload on you now the split sub frame pretty much every one else much easlier to install but if really gonna put your truck to the limit you better go with the rancho plus it one piece design allow for less flex which is good or you can do what i plan and reinforce them after they are installed make them one
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i was talkin to a guy at a shop today and he said rancho is a terrible lift and i should either go with sky jacker or pro comp?
Originally Posted by BLACKBEAST02
is there a diffrence in quality between pro comp and rancho?
rancho is a much stronger lift being a one piece 1/4in sub frame very hard to install due to the stress of the torison bars its all gonna unload on you now the split sub frame pretty much every one else much easlier to install but if really gonna put your truck to the limit you better go with the rancho plus it one piece design allow for less flex which is good or you can do what i plan and reinforce them after they are installed make them one
rancho is a much stronger lift being a one piece 1/4in sub frame very hard to install due to the stress of the torison bars its all gonna unload on you now the split sub frame pretty much every one else much easlier to install but if really gonna put your truck to the limit you better go with the rancho plus it one piece design allow for less flex which is good or you can do what i plan and reinforce them after they are installed make them one
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Originally Posted by allrsdup
whoever told u rancho is a terrible lift doesnt know what they are talking about or is just plain bullsh***** you. rancho has been making lift kits before any body.
who ever told you that has no idea what theyre talking about, ive seen the sky jacker kit for my truck & i could bend the subframe with my arms, & theyre rediculously priced & the kits dont even include shocks