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It will be based off the same Ranger T6 chassis and drivetrain but will not be a Americanized Everest. https://www.carscoops.com/2017/01/ford-boss-raj-nair-says-new-bronco-will/

True, but you have to look at the market. North America is the only market that has 1/2, 3/4 & 1 ton trucks. Everywhere else there is only the Ford Ranger/Mazda BT50 Pro, Chevy Colorado/Isuzu D-Max, Mitsubishi Triton, Nissan Navarra (Frontier), & Toyota Hilux. Plus there are the additional...

It may be a body on frame design with a live axle rear, but it uses a 5-link rear suspension with coils and an independent front. Having driven one, the road feel is nothing like its leaf sprung Ranger brother. Its quite nice, it doesn't have the feel of a truck like the earlier Explorers...

I moved here a little over a year ago.

Maybe they should kill the current (and proposed) Explorer platform and go back to the Ranger based platform instead.

It has a payload capacity of 1.3t (2,800lbs) and a towing capacity of 3,500kg (7,700lbs). Attached is the brochure for the 2018 Ranger/Raptor here in Thailand.

Why? The 200hp 2.0L Bi Turbo is a really strong engine. Better than the older 2.2L TDCi or the newer 2.0L Diesel. Plus it gets on honest 17mpg around town in the Everest, at least here in Thailand. The EPA will probably strangle it with so many emissions that its lucky to get 17mpg o the...

SOLD. /Thread

Had a little oopsie yesterday morning on the way to work. Fracture of the body of the calcaneus that extends into the medial subtalar joint: Oblique fracture of the medial & lateral malleolus: Not sure what this looks like at the moment. 2012 H-D Road Glide Ultra:

The stancor is a tight fit, but is bolt in. Posted via Mobile Device

I would recommend getting the Stancor 586-902 relay to replace the stock GPR. Its about $45 from Mouser and will out last any Napa 109/110 GPR. http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Stancor/586-902/?qs=UmzvcGcLxU89aquMIB1EaA%3D%3D

Just don't end up like this guy did:

PM me the info on where & when to pick them up.