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They are, except instead of T-bars like the Explorer, they use springs. Keep in mind, this is for 2wd, I don't know about 4wd. In '98 when the almighty beams were axed. :thumbdwn:

The Explorers have T-bars while the Ranger has coils (unless it was an EDGE). As for jumping, both won't do too well. The Explorer might do slightly better since it has more weight over the rear axle, which means (theoretically) it would fly more level in the air and land smoother.

Saw this over on RPS: If any of you try this, let me know how it goes.

How much gas do you have in the tank when you are doing this? If you are like half empty, when you spin or drift to one side, all your fuel flows that way to the side of the tank and there is less for the fuel pump to pickup. Then when you stop and the fuel is level again, it starts right up...

Thanks for clearing that up. Do you know of any places that sell 98+ bumpers online? All I found are pre 97, and 2 liscence plate spots would look gay. I still have to call the dealer and auto body shops around me so I don't know what a resonable price locally to me would be. As for the...

Hey guys, I'm from ORR (Off Road Rangers) and happy that I found this site. I have a question about replacement rear bumpers for a Limited. Today I had a "slight accident" with my parent's 98 Limited (2wd) with a light post. **Lesson learned: Don't talk on cell phone and mess with CD player...