How BIG OF TIRES can you fit with NO LIFT | Ford Ranger
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This video is not only a guide for Ford Ranger owners but for anyone looking into putting bigger tires on your truck or SUV. This question gets a bad reputation because it gets asked so often, as well as there is not %100 certain answers.
In this video, I did my best to highlight the factors that go into deciding the size of tire and wheel you pick out. If you have any questions please leave them in the comment section, or DM me on my Instagram @DoinitwithDoug. Thanks for watching,
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Hey those wheels look familiar, oh wait, I'm running them on my ranger! Love it
They are awesome!
@@DoinitwithDoug ay man can you tell me where I can bye the rims and your tires
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What’s the offset?
I have a 2001 ranger xlt 4x4 with 33’s that I put on yesterday. No lift, but torsion bars were tweaked BEFORE I ever considered the 33’s. I had 265’s on, and the previous owner had the torsion bars adjusted with those on it. I’m looking at getting some 35’s for her. That is how I found this video! I’m wanting to get a 3” lift with the 35’s.
That would be a sweet setup.
Did you regear? I’ve got a 2007 sport 4x4 with 265/75/16 and I wanna try 33s but don’t feel like regearing
Excellent job.
Has everyone else on here checked "acting on impulse" Doug the Wild'man
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@@DoinitwithDoug Love you Son!!;)
Hey man love the channel, keep it up
Hey, means a lot my dude!
Thank you so much for making this video. It helped me out a lot.
Great Video...Super informative! Mad love from Cali...
muy buenos videos super explicativos mi doug!!!! sigue asi!!! saludos desde brasil
Thank you for this video man. Cheers
Excellent setup! 🤠
great vid, subscribed. lookin forward to see what you do with your topper. i put racks and an awning on mine. might do a basket or cross bars.
Awesome! Thank you! That should the next videos coming out. Its just been -10 most days here in Colorado lol
@@DoinitwithDoug damn that's cold. hey is ur trans cooler stock? i have an automatic 4.0 4wd and since the trans is the weak point i was wondering if it might be worth having that for those rare times i off road
@@andrec3514 Yeah. Stock cooler but I have a manual transmission. It might be worth it to throw an electric fan on.
@@DoinitwithDoug ok thanks. i have about the same mileage on mine, and i can tell you that replacing the upstream oxygen sensor did wonders for my MPG and lowerd rpms. you gotta remove the passenger tire to get to it tho, kinda a pain. you also need a special tool to remove it. if you look up "oxygen sensor upstream ranger" some channel named psycootto did a good tutorial. if you want the tool lmk! i don't need mine anymore
Our 11 Ranger is only used for working around our property and hauling a yard or so of gravel or dirt.
It’s a 4X4 with the 4.0. I did install a K&N intake and a Flowmaster exhaust as well as air shocks on the rear, for hauling heavy loads.
I have the standard size tires and run Cooper Discoverer A/Ts.
During the winter months I put 300# of sand bags over the rear axle for better traction for our heavy snow months
Bro you don’t need that much sand, I run 80 kilos (about 176lb) with winter tires and I’ve never had issues, I’m from Canada too
@@lukastainesthegreat I run A/T tires year around on my pickup.
We have Michelin Cross Climate 2’s that we keep year around on both our Outback and our Forester.
If you dont mind the drop in MPGs, run as much sand as you want. It cant hurt.
@@DoinitwithDoug I’ve done some mods to the intake and exhaust. I was getting 19mpg on the freeway with the cruise set on 75mph before the mods, I’m now consistently getting 23mpg.
Like I’ve said, we mainly use our Ranger for work around the property. During the winter months I only drive it about once a month or so into Wenatchee (30 miles away). During the summer, it’s used for hauling, so fuel economy is seldom checked in our vehicles.
Thanks 🙏🏿 pro keep posting🤞🏾
New one coming out tomorrow. Thanks for sticking around!
I just subbed and liked! Keep up the good videos!
Hey!! Much appreciated.
Bro your videos are great! You should make more! A LOT more! You got the views & subs off to a great start but nothing in a year?
I just bought a ranger, need my new favorite Ranger tuber to show me way more about it & no doubt you’ve hilarious educational ideas on many other topics as well… Thanks for all u did so far & here’s to hoping more are posted SOON bro!
New stuff coming soon!
Great video Doug
A little more Ranger content for ya. I know you were getting tired of snowmobile stuff lol
Yep definitely happy about that the snowmobile ones aren’t that bad it’s good to see a variety
30x9.5-15 Cooper Discoverer STT’s rubbed occasionally on my stock 2009 and 2011 Rangers that were bone stock with no spacers. I miss those tires as they clawed through just about everything. The downside was -3 mpg on the highway and about-2 mpg around town. I wish that they were not as wide.
And both of them are 2 wheel drive. The 2009 has stock payload and the 2011 has the heavy duty payload option.
I'm not going to bother to check this because it's not important enough so don't quote me on this LOL but I'm pretty sure by the time your rangers were made they had already been lowered in general, I think for safety and fuel economy if I had to guess
Y’all had some influence on buying my first Ranger!!
Awesome job my friend
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the support.
Taking unnecessary extensions off your impact gun significantly increases torq😉
You ain't wrong brother lol
great video
I have a 98 ford Ranger XLT black with a extended cab. Has a modded exhaust and a 120,000km motor and 315,000km body. Just got it yesterday in $3000 in cash 😁 pretty good condition too. Loud too. Only problem is it is only 2wd and not a 4wd model. I want to put bigger tires on for the snow season. Plus I have a warp/dent in the driver rear tire. 235-60-15 is the tire size.
Hey, this is a super random question, what is the cover you have for the back of your Ranger? I've been looking for a good one for my 2011!
Its a topper made by century.
best damb vid on planet earth liked and subcribeded
Hahaha thank you so much! Thanks for being here.
Can you put xlt rims on an xl? A friend of mines wants to replace the factory 15s for 16s . Will the bolt pattern be the same (2009 ranger) to have a bigger tire thus having added height. Will that affect the speedometer?
Yes you can. I would be careful going from 16 to 15 inch rims as that could cause clearance issues with your brake rotors. If you change tire size then it will affect your speed-o. Thanks for watching.
Have a 2004 2wd with coil springs. Running 30s right now really wanna run some kendas 33x9.5x15 so I think ill be fine on width
Height wise it have a 2.5 inch lift coils and have new HD leafs that brought it up half an inch on the back. Yall think I could run those 33s?
@DoinitwithDoug Check 5:27 on your video. Might want to consider some new sway bar end link bushings.
Like the video!
You aint kidding lol
I have a 2009 2wd do you think a Yokohama like yours would work well but 235/75/15 what do you recommend I love that tire like the one on your truck I will buy 15x10 wheels can you give me some advice thanks
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I love this setup and I think the Yokohama tires are one of the best. The MTs even do great in the snow.
hi I would like to know which piece you have for the mag hub. I buy the same set up but with 31/10.5r15😝thank’s
I am not sure what you are referring to sorry.
The 2 wheel drive Edge model Ranger is the same ride height as the 4 wheel drive .
Yeah, someone else had commented that as well. My bad.
Hey Doug, where did you get your front bumper on your ranger??? That looks pretty badass
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Ran 33x12.50r15 for years on my 93 4.0 4x4 ranger. Just had 2 inch coil spring spacers for a better stance
I think it’s weird that they sell 5 inch lifts that state you can fit 33” tires once the lift is installed as if it’s a big deal... like I fit 35’s on my 04 Ranger FX4 no lift. They fit perfect no issues at all and no rubbing
Oh so true my friend.
It has to be purely liability because modifying a truck any sort of lift/offroadway is something that I'd imagine no company wants to endorse officially. My 2003 edge Plus can fit 33s stock. I'm saving up for a new set of 35s and they will just clear my wheel well if they made it that far but the suspension won't let them anyways since I've put more money into it than it's worth LOL
You fit 35x12.5 tires stock? What did you have to trim? Tbars cranked? I am looking to put 33x12.5s on my 04 ranger xlt but everyone is saying that it will need to be lifted to not rub
@@jakenuckols721i want 33s on mine i’m wondering the same thing. i’m not worried about rubbing too much
hi I had a question I have a 2002 ford ranger with a size 15 rim do you think this tires size would fit my truck if not what’s the biggest size tire that would fit it? please and thank you
Mine is a 2002 as well. They fit pretty tight but they did fit. If you dont have an offroad bumper you will have to cut the bumper to make these tires and wheels fit.
I got 35” bf s mud summon they work fine but do rub when you hit big bumps or bumps turning
Dang!
what size are those. i have original rim with 235/70 R15. the higher you go, do you risk filliping it on turns?
No, the added weight down low brings the center of gravity further down actually.
How much did you lift the front/rear to fit? About to throw some shackles on the back and TBAR the front. Just don't know how much to lift.
Couple cranks of the Tbars is all I had.
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Oh man! Thank you sir!! Ford Fuckin Rangers buddy.
32x10.5x15 stock rims, 2wd xlt flareside
I put 31s on my 93 Ranger XLT SC. The Front driver's side tire scrapes doing a hard turn to left.
Probably on the front bumper. I have an offroad bumper so I dont have to worry about that clearance. It also depends on the offset of your wheels.
love the truck,whats your mpg like,love the truck looks killer
I get like 16-18 mpg. Thanks for watching the content.
the 2wd Ranger Edge was the same suspension setup as its 4wd counterparts.
That's a good point. Unfortunately, in order to make a time effective video, I couldn't really go into sub model details. Rather, I was making general points. Good info though. Thanks for watching.
Would 33x12.5's fit with no issues on a 2008 Ranger Sport 2wd? I'm thinking about running a 15 or 16" Motegi lightweight wheel with a 33x12.5 thanks in advance!
@@kennygp2004 I think the ranger you I have might sit lower than a lot of the older ones, but I'm not really sure about that. With that said I have a 2003 edge Plus that can take 33 stock. I could fit any width on the back but the front only took 10 and a half inch wide tires stock. Since upgraded my suspension
EDiT;; I should have mentioned i have a flareside bed which I do believe gives me quite a bit more clearance then your standard full width bed
I have an 05 Ranger FX4 with a Rough Country torsion key leveling kit, Monroe montotube shocks and 275/65R16 tires. Truck looks awesome. Paint shines like new. I ended up gaining 3.5 inches of lift in the front and 1 inch in the back with the leveling kit and bigger tires. I’m going to a 20x10 with Goodyear Duratracs in a 275/55R20 shortly. Looking at 20’s right now. Decisions decisions.
Wheels and tires are always the hardest decisions in my book.
I got a 2003 Ranger Edge 2WD sitting on 31x10.5x15 I love the look
I have the same truck 2wd bone stock and I have the same exact spec 31x10.50x15 that I had as a setup on my TJ, just picked up the truck a few days ago and I’m tempted to throw the set on my ranger but don’t know what to expect as far as sizing ? Any tips ?
Hey man, if it’s the edge the fitment will be great because I believe those came with a small factory lift, if it’s a non edge model I’m not sure how it’ll sit
I had black comp pro wheels with my 31x10.5x15 and I never had any rubbing issues
My son has a stock, basic 2008 Ford Ranger, 2wd automatic. I recently purchased Fuel Lethal 15x8s (PCD 5x114.3/5x120.55 offset 18mm, hubs 72.6mm). We’ve been told no tires will work for his truck and these wheels on 2wd. Anyone else have any thoughts on this or any suggestions?
With positive 18mm offset, you might run into clearance issues with the control arms. You could get wheels with more negative offset or use hub centric wheel spacers to help fit some tires. 2wds sit lower from the factory so you wont be able to fit bigger tires but you should be able to find some that look good with that set up.
question for you bro. great vid by the way...
i just put some 31's on my 2001 ranger stock rims with a level kit 1.5in and now im getting a growling noise everytime i brake. did you experience any thing similar whem putting bigger tires on your ranger ?
Just the tire
I didnt. It could be a number of things. Without seeing the truck its hard to say. I would try and pinpoint where the sound is coming from. If it happens when you hit the brakes, Id say its probably time for some new pads.
33x12.50x15 here lol. Just a key lift. Going fiberglass fenders with 37s when these wear down.
Or 35s lol
I really considered fiberglass fenders but I heard they were sails on the highway. :/
@@DoinitwithDoug I’m not too worried about it 35s on the highway aren’t pleasant as it is wide fenders can’t be too bad
I have a 2003 ford ranger xlt 4x4 and I’m currently running 245/75/16 would I be able to install 255/75/16 at3w without any rubbing or any problems?
For sure.
Can I get the exact size and brand along with the type of wheel, this is the exact setup I’m looking for and I can’t find it
The links to the exact tires and wheels are in the description of the video. :)
I have a 1.5 in level kit on right now and I’m looking to put 33s on, could I clear them?
Probably.
I run 33x11.50 with 4.88 gears. They can be forced to rub the sway bar - just barely. Truck runs great down the interstate at 90 mph.
Hey man would these wheels work with hub lockers on my 95 4x4
Yes. You just have to check bore size.
I don't have coil overs, fwd, or t-bar on my 1998 Mazda b4000. Would the same size apply to this
Probably not.
I got a 4" suspension lift from Super Lift and I got 285/75/R16 so a 32.83/11.22/16 Looks good and doesn't rub :)
I have a 2010 4x4 sport
did you cut anything?
My dream setup
I use to run 33Xs but theyd rub and sucked, 30s where the perfect fit on stock 15rims and 2inch spacers
On a 4wd or 2wd ?
32X11.50X15. Cranked torsion bars to the max. Still rubs a bit. 31X10.50X15 is my choice. Stock torsion and no rub.
Mine really dont rub, and my torsion bars arent maxed at all. Curious if its the difference in offset of the rims. Thanks for watching!
Same here. 95' 3.0 leveled. I only rub on full tilt on a brand new tire. After a couple months wears correctly n splash guard has a slight skid rash.
My 03 can take 33x10.5 in front and 33x12.5 rear. That's just stock
I leveled mine by my torsions did y’all get an alignment after messing with your torsion bars?
@@Nikkk6969 I'm going to be honest I had my truck professionally aligned like three separate times and it just wouldn't drive straight. However after crashing the front end off road about six or seven different times the thing drives as straight as an arrow. Do with that information what you will.
Hey great video. I'm new to ranger community with a 2011 2wd 4.0 sport. I bought from an old man and it only has 23000kms on it... its like new and I want to put the Sport back into it. Grey info for wheel and tire packages. Any more tips to dress the Ranger please show us!! Thanks
I will be doing a camper build in my topper and other things soon. Thank you for the nice compliments. If you have anything you would like to see just let me know. Have a great night.
@@DoinitwithDoug plans include:
Sliding Rear Window
Bigger Wheels and Tires (may need to lift but she sits high already)
Bull Bar
Back Rack with PIAA Driving Lamps
Yellow PIAA Fog Light Bar
Magnaflow Exhaust (Dual pipes straight out back)
LineX spray in liner
Running boards
Rigid BakFlip Tonneau Cover
Looking forward to starting the project in the spring. In the meantime I'm collecting the parts, any tips on parts or method are Welcome!! Cheers
@@alreade8477 aren't you an old man?
@@alreade8477 it might be way too late, but don't waste your money on piaa lights. The cheap shitty lights on Amazon literally have the best light in my experience and they're so cheap they're actually durable because of it. Had $100 3 and 1/2 ft light bar fall off the front of my truck and get dragged by the cord about a mile and a half down the street before I could find a place to stop. I just cut the wire through it in the back of my truck and reattached it when I got home minus a good portion of the case being shaved off but it didn't actually penetrate the interior
Also congratulations on your ranger. I hope it's been serving you well
Dawg those are huge…. That is sweet
They just look big cause its a small truck. lol
I have question do you think 245/75r16 fits on my Ford ranger 96 let me know please
I dont know what truck you have. More info needed my man.
Ok so if I take a truck with a 30” tire already on it and that tire rotates 622 times in a mile.
That same truck I put on 50” tire that rotates 404 times a mile.
But of course because the bigger tire has a bigger diameter, the engine struggles and the Speedo is wrong.
What if I put on portal axles with a low gear ratio to counteract this?
Then my speedo is correct and my engine has the same mechanical advantage with the 50” as it did with the 30”.
Yes I know the 05” will be heavier and cause the engine to struggle more, but I’m ignoring that for the time being.
What do y’all think?
How can I crank my torsion keys on a 05 ford ranger fx4
Its really simple. Follow the bar the runs from your lower control arm to about the middle of your truck, near the transmission crossmember. At the end of the bar there will be a bolt that runs perpendicular to the ground. Lift the front end up with a jack, so its off the ground. Then turn that bolt (count how many turns) and repeat for each side until you reach the height you want. Remember as you tighten the bolt it increases your spring rate on your torsion bar making the ride stiffer. Thanks for watching.
Look into falkens, those bad boys ride smooth!!!
My 2003 FX4 Level II came from Ford with 31 X 10.50/ 15.
Hey man I’m looking to start doing some off-roading in snow and have been building my ranger for a while. I was wondering if you could send me where you got the wheels and tires they look great! And how have they been now that you’ve had them a while?
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Here are the tires as well amzn.to/3j2fGoX
I got. 05 range edge 2wd got a deal on some used duratracs I’m running 235/85/16 on it just stock
Nice!
You're a wild man. hahaha
Yes sir, thank you sir! ;)
I have a 2001 Ford Ranger XLT 2WD 3.0, will that tire size fit my Ranger?
2WD have different suspension. I dont think they will fit without extreme modification.
Those are some nice ass guitars, man.
Thanks man, another hobby of mine.
Hello I speak French and I don't understand what you say in the video! I just want to know what the size of the tire you put in the video is! thank you
32x11.5x15
I'm a bit late to this party, but great video! I've got 2009 Ranger sport. I originally wanted to lower it, but Canadian winters being what they are and me being poor decided bigger tires were a better idea lol I don't believe the RWD Sport models have torsion bars. I have 265/35/15s on her right now, I'm curious if it would be cheaper for me to get a good set of wider 15's and put on the biggest tire that I can find that won't rub? What would the rim size be for something like that? 15 x 10?
Depends how much tire poke you want and what size. I had 31/10.5R15 with 10 wide had torsion lift and rear shackles. I’m also lowered now with 20” Dayton rims.
@@funkymonkey89 what size gears did u have in the rear end?
@@caedenthefarmer9918 4:10 gear ratio.
@@funkymonkey89 ah okay i got 3.73s rn i wanna try and find 4.10s, any idea if a ranger with a tow package has them?
@@caedenthefarmer9918 yes I think ether the tow package or maybe the fx4 I’m not sure but mine is tow package and fx4. If you just need the rear end I would do a explorer rear diff with disk brakes. Most of those are lsd and 4:10 I think.
honestly looks nice but I like my stock rims a lot and I’m just looking into better tires cause I only put 40k mile tires on it and I want to change them out later on when I’m making better money
Thats fair!
I have a 2007 ranger fx4 level 2, will it fit 12 wides?
It could depending on offset and tire size.
I have 2006 ranger 4x4 . Got some 17/1250 /33 ford wheels .bolt studs measure 5 and3/8. What is wheel pattern
Should be 5x4.5
Nice ranger brother! I have a black 2003 ranger xlt FX4 B)
Hey, thank you! Nice dude! any plans for her?
@@DoinitwithDoug I had a lund light bar visor put on. Got the 3 inch super lift, magnaflow custom exhaust, the FX4 level 2 alcoa wheels and probably some minor cosmetic work :D
@@Superdude93_ Nice dude!!! I think soon I'm gonna do a 3 inch lift with a Coilover swap with some deaver springs.
@@DoinitwithDoug That's awesome!! I'm not a fan of torsion bars lol
Yooo i just brought a ford ranger almost exact as yours (2001 3.0LV6) can't wait to modify it like yours
Make sure you just enjoy it stock too. Good luck!
31’s BFs on My Ranger
Comfortable on the Ranch and when in the city
Will these wheels & tires fit on a stock 2007 Ford Ranger XL 4x4?
Should be a very similar if not identical set up. Thanks for watching.
@@DoinitwithDoug I just bought the same rims & tires for my truck. Should I get an alignment as well? or is it not needed
Do you still have stock gears?
4.10s so yes.
I know it’s not TECHNICALLY a ranger but the Mazda b3000 Dual Sport trim is rwd but has the same height and suspension as the 4x4 models did
Thats strange, I didnt know that.
Where did you get your topper and how much was it
It came on the truck. Sorry.
Ranger 👍💯
Thanks for watching!
Depends on the model year and the type of ranger. A stock 2wd ranger can't fit as big a tire as a stock 4x4 ranger can.
Truth.
I have a stock 95 2wd ranger what’s the biggest you think I can put on it without cranking the t bar ?
What’s the biggest tire I can go on a 05 xl single cab?
I would have to know the truck height.
I have a 2002 ranger edge and it sits pretty tall stock. I've seen other rangers sit super low compared to mine. I also recently put A/T 30s on it
Yeah, it really depends on the truck for sure.
Damn good choice. I’ve got an 03 Edge and I couldn’t love it more.
so 30'' wheels it is. ive got a 02 edge as well
02' edge here as well. had it for 7 years. 100k miles. always had stocks 235s...
Past 2 years been running 30x9.5x15 and not to much power loss, better look for sure. But with stock wheels jujst not enough offset. Considering spacers but is it worth it or is it going to cause more harm than good?
@@sk8forever12 i wouldnt know ive got the same trim & year I managed to fit 31’s. had to remove the mud flap bracket. if your at stock ride height still you’d probably rub unless you cut the fender up a bit. aslong as you maintain the stock suspension & run quality spacers youre okay generally.
What tired and rims was those? They look good!
Here is my exact set up. Tires amzn.to/3j2fGoX and Rims amzn.to/3Xzr9ve Hope that helps!
For those who don’t know if you are putting on some bigger meaty tires you must re gear the axle to a lower gear
For sure.
Do I have to if I'm putting on the same size tires/rims as his? 32x11.5x15
@@ray5357 There is a video showing you how to check the sticker in the driver side door jam which shows your stock tire size, if you are going bigger then stock size then look into what gearing your model tacoma has originally and to what gear size you should go with. I have 33” and haven’t regeared but I notice how sluggish it is as compared to stock tires, my friend has 35” on his jeep and regeared and I definitely noticed a power increase when accelerating
@Toxic-FhuYu okay thanks, so it's not necessarily needed, but it would probably give me more power. I might go ahead then, since it's not very powerful to begin with
@@ray5357 Sounds good my man, when you do let me know how it feels. I know you'll love it
Would 235/75R16 fit on my 2WD stock height ranger?
Im not sure, it depends on offset and other things. Check out my video on offset, I explain how it changes things.
What Size tires are those and what brand?
If you watch my walkthrough I talk all about my setup. You should check it out ;) Thanks for watching.
What is the rim brand? Or where did you get them?
amzn.to/3Xzr9ve Here is the link. Thanks for watching!
what offset for the wheels youre running?
I have a whole video about the truck and everything on it. Its the walkthrough video. Thanks for watching.
@@DoinitwithDoug I have to watch a 14-minute video to know the offset you're running? It takes two seconds to just type it out... lol
@@liamjackson2299 Or you could skip to where I am talking about my tire and wheel set up. Also the link for the exact wheels are in the description of this video. Takes 2 seconds to click on it. Lol just saying bud. They are -44 offset 15x10 Procomp 252s
@@liamjackson2299 Not trying to be mean, I just work hard on these videos and to have to repeat myself 13.3 times a day is a bit exhausting. I appreciate you watching man, and hope your project is going well for your truck.
I'm about to by the RC lift for my 2008 im tired of cranked torsion keys it rides like crap
Consider doing a coilover swap if you dont plan on doing more than 3 inches.
I miss my 85 TTB Ranger. 08 XL 4x4 is my daily now. The ride was so harsh up front that I took off the front stabilizer bar.
where did you find the camper shell
It was on the truck when I bought it.
What offset do you have on your ranger
-44
Price is another thing to consider.
Always.
I have a Ford ranger 2011 xlt, would these fit my truck?
They should.
2011 Rangers sit lower than previous rangers. 2008-2011 sit lower due to Ford changing out torsion keys and rear blocks for gas mileage.
Remember guys, once you crank your torsion bars, you mess with the camber and shocks plus it rides like you're sit over a brick rolling over skate wheels.
I want 33x10.5 but don’t know what lift I need to not cause rubbing
I have 32x11.5 and they rub at full lock very slightly. So, you might be okay with only 10.5 wides but that depends on your offset too.
@@DoinitwithDoug ok thank you
What size tires do you have on the ranger?
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heyo man what cap is that?
Its a centruy top.
Did u have to trim anything?
Not will the offroad bumper but with a stock one I would imagine you would have to trim some plastic.