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Welcome to the forum. I'm sure you'll find what you will need to keep your Explorer on the road. Sounds like you will contribute some of your own experience as well. :chug:

How are you feeling after that bee attack Robert?

There is a wire that energizes the clutch on the compressor. DId it get torn off from the belt whipping around?

Did they say what exactly went bad? Was it a timing chain issue?

When you are on the throttle hard there is very little engine vacuum to control the vacuum servos. Check your hoses for deterioration. Check the elbow by the power brake booster and any caps on the vacuum tree on your intake manifold.

One of the first Serious Explorations runs. It's been so dang long the only truck I recognize is @RangerX @Brian1 next to the Pumpkin?

Be sure to check out this thread in the Modified 4th gen forum... http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/index.php?threads/4th-gen-pictures.274859/

It's not an easy platform to lift. The independent rear suspension made suspension lifts all but impossible. Body lifts, and coil spacers are available. I have seen some pretty radical 3rd and 4th gens though. They were modified for racing with coil over shocks front and rear. Not much...

Filiberto's for lunch today. Gastric distress tomorrow. ;)

Rated best sideways driver on the forum. :bow:

Phil's point of view...

Pheww.... I can breath again.

Always a ton of tweaks getting any project just right. What do you have in mind for the drive gear?

Photos from Serious Explorations offroad, and street truck events.

The original color was Dark Forest Green which sometimes appears black, or dark blue when recorded as a photograph.

Straight out of the paint booth. Offroad Magazine saw my Explorer at the Truckin' Nationals in Phoenix. My Explorer was on the February 2001 cover.

Modification began with only 500 miles on the odometer. The first lift was a Trail Master TTB lift, and I was running 33" tires.

This was what my Explorer looked line in 1999 just before it "ripened" into the "Great Pumpkin".

Rick's 1993 Explorer XL modified for rock crawling.

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