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- February 19, 2003
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- City, State
- Spokane, WA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 96 Ford Explorer Limited
Don,
I have driven probably 150 different Explorers, at least, and I can tell you a couple more things.
The second generation Explorer has a short and long arm suspension, and a live rear axel, it is a good ride for being a leaf spring set up in the rear.
The air shocks from the factory are able to be set into a firm, or medium, or soft mode, depending on what message the computer sends, thus giving you a range of ride types.
It is a much better ride, most of these trucks have 100,000+ miles with the original shocks, and the actuators are frozen.
Morgan
I have driven probably 150 different Explorers, at least, and I can tell you a couple more things.
The second generation Explorer has a short and long arm suspension, and a live rear axel, it is a good ride for being a leaf spring set up in the rear.
The air shocks from the factory are able to be set into a firm, or medium, or soft mode, depending on what message the computer sends, thus giving you a range of ride types.
It is a much better ride, most of these trucks have 100,000+ miles with the original shocks, and the actuators are frozen.
Morgan