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Hi guys. My dad has decided to make his Ranger his offroad rig. I think mostly due to the two humongoid dents that he put in hi rocker and bed this last weekend while enjoying the great outdoors. What do you think would be the best route for gaining altitude for bigger tires. I thought I would ask here first. I know alot about the fullsize and was wondering what they offer for the smaller sizes. Your help would be apreciated. If you want just write down how you would go about building one up. Your help is apreciated. Thanx. NORM
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What year is it?
Last weekend i saw a relatively new (97ish) ranger on 32" MTRs, and it looked killer! And yes, it was offroad, but only till we arrived our destination. Then the quad came out of the back. But it still looked cool!
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Theres a lifted ranger near me, its got the ttb up front, and while the guy that lifted it butchered it, the kit is identical to your lift kit. Id slap a 4" kit on there, and get some meatier tires under it, somewhere around 32". That would look awesome!
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