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its not a hard replacement. I usually by lesser quality and it last me about 3 years on avg.

check fuses too, i had that issue and it turned out to be the fuse awhile back

I lost control a couple years ago on black ice and I ran off the road went over two boulders and broke two trees in half. One landed on the Explorer, I was lifted with skid plates underneath and a push bar up front and all I really had was a dent on the hood and a pushed in bumper. When it was...

it works i had it before i upgraded to the 15x8. i had minor rubbing on full lock on the sway bar

lowers arent too bad changing. here is a how to: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=188225

it might be the fuse i had a similar issue

i believe it 12qts

ill show mine finally lowered it after having it lifted for a couple years.

take out the torsion bolts. it should drop you like two inches, you can change your torsion keys out to ford ranger drop torsion keys and get another inch or two.

gibson did mine and my friends and it took maybe an hour to remove and replace. We cut everything off including stock hangers and bolts.

lower it

you get pictures? i can run outside and take some in the dark

You wheel hubs need to be replaced. Its not a hard fix, but wheel worth it. It is a little more involved than changing your brakes.

31's or 265

mine stick out 3.75 bs with 31's

looks great. i want your front bumper

i have a set im not using

Nope! Went on perfect. It just took my space for my bull bar but I will just modify my bull bar to fit.

I have it installed on my truck Ill post pics of it tomorrow

im having the same issue. i changed the shocks all the way around. new alignment and still get like the truck is giving out on turns at a certain speed. all i can think about the left spring pack is loose.

Lower intake gasket

if your talking about tire cupping its usually from bad shocks. I did get some inner tire wear from bad tie rods too.

I have kelly safari tsr and I couldn't be happier. Had them for almost a year and still have tons of tread on them. Good on dry. Good on rain. AWESOME IN MUD AND SNOW!!! Decent on ice. Ride smooth and low hum on highway.

you can add shocks with helper springs to help with load capacity. They are a little over a 100 bucks for the pair. It will help with an extra 1000lbs of capacity or so.