Lifted ford ranger? Need advice?
So I'm 17, and I've been working 2 jobs, by September I will have enough for a 06 ford ranger extended cab. My goal is to put a 3 inch body lift on it, and bigger tires. I feel like 33's would work best? If anyone suggests anything else, let me know. How much does that usually run for 4 tires. Also anybody that's done what I want to do, or similiar, what specifications are there? What should know going into this? Any other parts that I need to buy besides the body lift and tires?
You need to forget about all of the addons for now and remember that there's a lot of cost involved with vehicle ownership i.e. - insurance, fuel, maintenance, licensing, etc, etc. Figure theses costs first and then see if you can rally afford any vehicle
Get a better truck.
I'd say have at least 2500 saved up for 4 tires, wheels, lift kit and alignment. Be aware that lifted trucks are much more prone to suspension issues down the road
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