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I have a 1993 wd21, 4 doors.

I want to modify with the follow, a 3 inch suspension kit rancho and I wanna know what body lift I need the 2 or the 3 inch, my tires right now are 31x10.5 and the wheels are 15, 8 inches. Can I go bigger tires with this wheels, example 32's 33's.

If I can wich body lift you recommend me to put on.

Do I have to cut anything?

 

Thanks in advance.

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The procedure for a 2" body lift is exactly the same as the 3". Why not just do 3"? My friend is running 38" tires on 15x8 wheels with no problems. 33's will be fine on 15's. I'm not familiar with the rancho kit. Have you tried a search here? ;) There is an inexepensive way to get 3" of supension lift.

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There's a bunch of existing info if you do a search.

 

2" or 3" body lifts are pretty straightforward. Most folks have to modify transfer case shifter or boot with 3".

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The procedure for a 2" body lift is exactly the same as the 3".

Nope, that extra 1" changes a lot. You can get by without extending hoses and such with the 2".With the 3" you need to swap/extend radiator hoses(or cut out the radiator support and drop the radiator) , power steering hoses, gas filler neck, etc.

 

But the lift blocks and bolts do install the same way, if that was your meaning :shrug:

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