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not to be an ass but you guys building these control arms are they legal ? as in DOT ? i know some insurance companys if you have a lifted veical and get into an accedent may want detail of lift tires exc. If there home made stuff it may not go over to well.... spacers are spacers but a control...
it may be that way here but you can suck water up the exhaust if the tailpipe is underwater and it stalls same as trying to start a vehical with the tailpipe under water....
have done both 1 with a beater 4x4 and the other with a quad
i wouldnt try it unless you dont like seeing your 4x4 parts fly out from under your truck, a good way to distroy alot of parts
if its awd it will register the different speed and try and kick in the awd mode and your 4x4 system is fighting itself which normaly equals broken parts
its in a bad spot to get at its under the dash about where youd rest your left foot, just straight up its dark and made for small hands to get in there to get fuses out
Timken supplies Ford... ?
Timken was stamped on mine aswell as the Ford logo and a Made in USA (no made in china crap) made sure it was a quality part before i had them install it.
you can fit 33's with 6" lift
not putting the RB spacers down at all but it severly limits the susp travel there basicaly isnt any on the downside of the susp travel so there always seems to be a wheel in the air and if you dont have limitedslip you could get stuck pretty easy
With a...
its from a mustang so its a ford product
there are other less then nice products
just do a search on ebay for hood scoops
eitherway its going to be a custom job to make them fit our hoods
thought i posted here.... oh well
live in brantford currently and getting out... moveing back to waterford where i grew up
was out in the oilsands for the last 2.5 yrs roughly glad i gout out before it crashed there :D
try going to A1 auto wreckers in brantford i was there a few weeks ago and they had a few exlplorers there im not sure on rear hatches... you can call but its best if you go and look yourself and the condition it might be in
theres also Bellcity autowreckers right beside them but there not a...
your hitch or support plate should hold you (whats under the bumper skin)...if you have done a bodylift and did not move the hitch/support plate up then it will not hold you it will buckle theres no structural support in the plastic cover
mines awd with selectable 4x4 hi and low on stock tire size stock gears
2002 4.6 put down 188rwhp with pulling the fuses
dynoteck/dynoflow (one of them) muffler and tip only thing done