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Wannabe Elite Explorer
madison, MS
1997 explorer
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any1 out there with a 2wd new body style explorer. i need some advice
i just got back from a body shop and he said the best thing for me to do is a 3 inch body lift and i could only fit 31's but i saw a tire max list on this site that said i could do 33's so i was seing if there is any1 out there with a 2wd that could give me some advice. o yea by the way i have a 97 2wd explorer. thanks
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Elite Moderator
Houston, Texas
2008 JK
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One question:
Haven't we already answered your questions in 3 different threads already? you need 5" of lift for 33x12.50s. Use a torsion twist in front and lift spindles. In the rear go SOA. Or you could do TT/shackles and the 3" body lift, but I would go with the first option. Myself and many other members won't be very pleased if you ask this question for a 5th time. __________________ Alec "Dr. Candlepower" Rosenbaum Daily: 2008 JK Gone: EE "Splat", 2003 VW GTI VR6, 85 Bronco project |
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