1998-2011 Ford Ranger Full Add-A-Leaf Rear Suspension Lift Kit & Bilstein Shocks 4WD
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Description:
- 2x High-Strength Steel Max-Torsion Keys
- 2x High-Strength Steel Add-A-Leafs
- 4x Poly Isolator Pads
- 2x Front B6 4600 Series BILSTEIN Shock Absorbers
- 2x Rear B6 4600 Series BILSTEIN Shock Absorbers
- Installation instructions
*Does not fit models with Stabilitrak systems
**Some models may require modification/grinding due to smaller factory key retaining plate
Our Max-Torsion Key Lift Kits are engineered with twice the strength of the factory system and precision indexed to lift your truck without sacrificing ride quality. This kit replaces your factory torsion key and is precision indexed to lift and level your front end any amount from 1" to 3". Supreme Suspension Add-a-Leaf rear lift kits are precision engineered to lift your truck and increase your towing capacity. Our leaf springs are formed from high-carbon, high-silicon steel which has been hardened and tempered to aid in spring shape retention. This ensures that the spring will not sag, or have its arc deform over time due to heavy loads or severe off-roading conditions. Depending on the condition of your spring pack, our add-a-leafs will raise the rear by 1.5-2". This kit comes complete with high grade hardware including extended spring center pins.
Supreme Suspensions is proud to carry Bilstein's upgraded shock series to replace your factory shocks when you install your lift kit. These are top of the line Nitrogen charged struts that are engineered with performance in mind. They are a monotube construction with a hardened piston rod vs. the factory single tube construction and contain a 10-stage velocity sensitive valving which provides amazing comfort AND toughness. We guarantee you will notice the difference in performance over your factory shocks.
NOTES: An alignment is always recommended after altering the height of your vehicle.
*Shocks may ship in a separate package if ordered with a lift kit and may arrive before or after the lift kit.
