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Pictures from the other day, 2004 XLT on 20's
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Well I knew the X was sold, that Why I didn't direct the Question at the OP. So, on that note, What should I be looking at for backspacing and width on a 20" wheel for a 3rd gen? I wont be lowering so a little bigger tire would be nice, But I want it come in line or slightly exceed the flares.
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Can u post a picture of the exhaust under the truck on how you ran the duals
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The OP hasn't posted since 2007, so I think you might be outta luck getting pics from him on it
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best looking street explorer IMO
I like my explorer lifted with mean tires and some grille guards but if I was going for the street look, I would use your footsteps as a path
looks awesome dude, just needs some underglow! lol
I like my explorer lifted with mean tires and some grille guards but if I was going for the street look, I would use your footsteps as a path
looks awesome dude, just needs some underglow! lol
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