Can the front end be raised like they do on F150s
With a level kit you have to remove and replace the front bumper crash bars to fit a decent size tire in there. Rough Country's $99 level kit doesn't include replacement crash bars. Even if there were replacement crash bars, those tires still look way bigger than what can fit to make a full lock turn.
Not trying to give you a hard time Bryan. Just saying these trucks are new and so are the level kits. There's going to be some dealers out there that experiment and it could bite the customer. Might look cool, but is it functional? Make sure before pulling the trigger. Rough Country should be able to answer questions regarding max tire size with specific wheel sizes/offset/backspacing specs.
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Pocket, no offense taken. Good news is I have about 9 months left on my F150 lease so I have plenty of time to do research and wait for the new products to come out. I have done the whole F150 with 6” lift and 35s but that’s not what I’m going to do with the Ranger if I buy one. I just want a bit more aggressive stance with better looking slightly larger tires than OEM. Attached is what RC’s website recommends for tires. This is all for the 2.5” leveling kit. The video is for their 3.5” lift.
I agree, I've been done with 4"+ lifts for years now. The 2"/2.5" lifts IMO are what it needs. Just enough to look right, and stick a slightly taller tire on. Somewhat subtle, and not glaring. I've been running thru my mind, and priced/built this truck a number of times. TBH, the 2.3 just isn't doing it for me though.
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