Cole94
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- Kansas
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '94 Explorer XLT 4dr 4x4
Gonna be getting a lift when I put new rubber on the 94 exploder, which shouldnt be long now as I have 7/32 left on the ole goodyear wrangler radials.
Now, I hope to just do a suspension lift, and I'm trying to decide between 2 or 4 inches.
I have stock 3.27 gears (yikes, I know), and I plan to go either 2" with 31s or 4" with 32-33s. I'll be keeping the stock wheels, and I'm ok with doing a little trimming, but nothing too extreme. This truck doesent see any super aggressive off roading, but some mud fairly frequently, and snow in the winter months. It's a daily driver so I am hoping to not mess up handling too much.
Now, I know a 4" is much more extensive than a 2 inch, involving drop brackets and new brake lines, new springs and shocks. I need new shocks and springs anyway, so a simple coil spacer and shackle lift is out of the question. This is the only reason I consider a 4" lift.
My main reason for lifting is a more aggressive look, and a truck to be proud of. The tires help with the mud, of course.
I'm lookin at this: 4in Ford Suspension Lift System
What do yall think?
Now, I hope to just do a suspension lift, and I'm trying to decide between 2 or 4 inches.
I have stock 3.27 gears (yikes, I know), and I plan to go either 2" with 31s or 4" with 32-33s. I'll be keeping the stock wheels, and I'm ok with doing a little trimming, but nothing too extreme. This truck doesent see any super aggressive off roading, but some mud fairly frequently, and snow in the winter months. It's a daily driver so I am hoping to not mess up handling too much.
Now, I know a 4" is much more extensive than a 2 inch, involving drop brackets and new brake lines, new springs and shocks. I need new shocks and springs anyway, so a simple coil spacer and shackle lift is out of the question. This is the only reason I consider a 4" lift.
My main reason for lifting is a more aggressive look, and a truck to be proud of. The tires help with the mud, of course.
I'm lookin at this: 4in Ford Suspension Lift System
What do yall think?