rad ranger
rad ranger
i have a 87 ranger that needs a little attention!!the passenger side upper coil spring bucket is about rotted off dew what looks like battery acid?since im going to be tearing it down to fix i want to swap to a leaf spring straight axle!!i have seen a couple but they are on jacked up rigs running 44s.thats not what im looking for i use this truck every day and want to keep ride hieght close to original as possible,the only thing i would like to add a locker,if youve ever been stuck in the potatoe patch you would understand why!!thanks
if anyone has any suggestions i would be grateful!!

if anyone has any suggestions i would be grateful!!
thanks alot *******!!! I have checked a few other forums and saw one on here just thought i would ask!!what the hell is it to you if i ask a question?
This is the "F150Online" forum so we mostly have F150s. There are other forums which are more likely to get you the info you are looking for.
Here are a couple of links I found that may help you out
http://www.therangerstation.com/foru...ad.php?t=77555
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/sas.html
Here are a couple of links I found that may help you out
http://www.therangerstation.com/foru...ad.php?t=77555
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/sas.html
Last edited by Barryrod; Dec 27, 2010 at 11:34 AM. Reason: Link
Ok guys, cool it. You happen to be the ones off base. We are predominately about F150s but we have forums for all the Ford trucks and members share info concerning them. If you don't have any help for him, just keep your thoughts to yourself. We have quite a few members with Rangers or had them in the past.
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Jim
Jim
welcome the site! 
i dont know why these guys are jumping your case. we have a section for "other" which would relate to rangers, explorers, etc.
here is a thread i found that my help you with a sas swap.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/ot...lorer-sas.html
if you are looking for a ranger forum. ive heard that rangerstation.com is good. idk.

i dont know why these guys are jumping your case. we have a section for "other" which would relate to rangers, explorers, etc.
here is a thread i found that my help you with a sas swap.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/ot...lorer-sas.html
if you are looking for a ranger forum. ive heard that rangerstation.com is good. idk.
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welcome the site! 
i dont know why these guys are jumping your case. we have a section for "other" which would relate to rangers, explorers, etc.
here is a thread i found that my help you with a sas swap.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/ot...lorer-sas.html
if you are looking for a ranger forum. ive heard that rangerstation.com is good. idk.

i dont know why these guys are jumping your case. we have a section for "other" which would relate to rangers, explorers, etc.
here is a thread i found that my help you with a sas swap.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/ot...lorer-sas.html
if you are looking for a ranger forum. ive heard that rangerstation.com is good. idk.

I replaced my stock explorer buckets (very similar if not identical to your rangers) with 78 f150 buckets. You can get really nice buckets from james duff too.
Through the sas I lifted it less than 6"s but did need to trim the engine x-memeber. I wish I could get it lower and may just do that in the future by building a whole new x-member. Unfortunately i'd then need to do major body work in the rear to fit the tires, tub the wells, modify the doors etc. Anyway, point is that you can sas a ranger without lifting it to the sky. It makes for a much more stable rig in off-camber situations too!
If you have any other questions just lemme know
hey guys!!
Hey that's mine! 
I replaced my stock explorer buckets (very similar if not identical to your rangers) with 78 f150 buckets. You can get really nice buckets from james duff too.
Through the sas I lifted it less than 6"s but did need to trim the engine x-memeber. I wish I could get it lower and may just do that in the future by building a whole new x-member. Unfortunately i'd then need to do major body work in the rear to fit the tires, tub the wells, modify the doors etc. Anyway, point is that you can sas a ranger without lifting it to the sky. It makes for a much more stable rig in off-camber situations too!
If you have any other questions just lemme know

I replaced my stock explorer buckets (very similar if not identical to your rangers) with 78 f150 buckets. You can get really nice buckets from james duff too.
Through the sas I lifted it less than 6"s but did need to trim the engine x-memeber. I wish I could get it lower and may just do that in the future by building a whole new x-member. Unfortunately i'd then need to do major body work in the rear to fit the tires, tub the wells, modify the doors etc. Anyway, point is that you can sas a ranger without lifting it to the sky. It makes for a much more stable rig in off-camber situations too!
If you have any other questions just lemme know
thanks again guys!!



