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cimmeria · **Joined:** Tue May 09, 2006 10:52 pm **Posts:** 6

I was just looking at Rustys web site and they have parts for lifts. I've got Rancho Rsx's front struts brand new in box. If I were to buy their front 2" springs and their 2"rear springs all I'll need new are longer rear shocks, or I'm I hoping too much. What else will I need to complete my lift?

jeepmed · **Posted:** Thu May 11, 2006 8:35 am

I believe your right, but I'm no expert. Good Luck.

jason thompson · **Posted:** Thu May 11, 2006 11:08 am

cimmeria wrote:

I was just looking at Rustys web site and they have parts for lifts. I've got Rancho Rsx's front struts brand new in box. If I were to buy their front 2" springs and their 2"rear springs all I'll need new are longer rear shocks, or I'm I hoping too much. What else will I need to complete my lift?

other than the longer rear shocks you will ,i think, need bump stop extensions if you plan to go to a larger than stock tire

krazz1e · **Posted:** Thu May 11, 2006 11:30 am

cimmeria wrote:

I was just looking at Rustys web site and they have parts for lifts. I've got Rancho Rsx's front struts brand new in box. If I were to buy their front 2" springs and their 2"rear springs all I'll need new are longer rear shocks, or I'm I hoping too much. What else will I need to complete my lift?

Yes that's fine that would work. I can't remember but I think the RAncho are the same length as the stock shock, I think rusty sells OME front shocks with his kit that are a tad bit longer, therefore reducing the bottoming out and making them last longer. Call Rusty and ask him on this.

Myke · **Posted:** Thu May 11, 2006 12:44 pm

krazz1e wrote:

cimmeria wrote:

I was just looking at Rustys web site and they have parts for lifts. I've got Rancho Rsx's front struts brand new in box. If I were to buy their front 2" springs and their 2"rear springs all I'll need new are longer rear shocks, or I'm I hoping too much. What else will I need to complete my lift?

Yes that's fine that would work. I can't remember but I think the RAncho are the same length as the stock shock, I think rusty sells OME front shocks with his kit that are a tad bit longer, therefore reducing the bottoming out and making them last longer. Call Rusty and ask him on this.

front shocks aka struts? :wink:

Jeepjeepster · **Posted:** Thu May 11, 2006 1:35 pm

I have the OME front coil overs and they let it droop perfectly. You can even do a small cleavis lift if you like.

Edwin · **Posted:** Thu May 11, 2006 11:26 pm

cimmeria wrote:

I was just looking at Rustys web site and they have parts for lifts. I've got Rancho Rsx's front struts brand new in box. If I were to buy their front 2" springs and their 2"rear springs all I'll need new are longer rear shocks, or I'm I hoping too much. What else will I need to complete my lift?

Just the rear shocks is all you need.

krazz1e · **Posted:** Thu May 11, 2006 11:52 pm

Myke wrote:

krazz1e wrote:

cimmeria wrote:

I was just looking at Rustys web site and they have parts for lifts. I've got Rancho Rsx's front struts brand new in box. If I were to buy their front 2" springs and their 2"rear springs all I'll need new are longer rear shocks, or I'm I hoping too much. What else will I need to complete my lift?

Yes that's fine that would work. I can't remember but I think the RAncho are the same length as the stock shock, I think rusty sells OME front shocks with his kit that are a tad bit longer, therefore reducing the bottoming out and making them last longer. Call Rusty and ask him on this.

front shocks aka struts? :wink:

yup struts, thanks :lol:

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