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347, 4.6, 351, 5.4, SOHC, DOHC, S/C, or NA?
Sounds like you want to crank some serious times out of that X! Personally, I would go with the 5.4 or 351, both supercharged. Since an Explorer would be somewhat lacking for really high speeds, I would want a big, torquey motor to make up for that with killer holeshots. The 351 would...- They float
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Also, read thouroughly the "Best bang for the buck" thread below. Lots of good info on shift kits, chips, etc.- They float
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I had my suspicions about that being an Explorer... the grill fooled me, though. My tastes tend to run more towards the mean, PO'd looking trucks, but even I've got to admit that that's pretty wicked. Thanks for the tips.- They float
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- Forum: Street Trucks
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You don't want to go past 110 without suspension mods, for your own safety. I got mine up to 115 stock, and if you've ever driven a car that really handled well over 110, you would know that a stock Expo really doesn't. That said, an aftermarket chip would take care of both your concerns. I...- They float
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Excellant... I've peroused everything you spoke of, and it looks like a pretty solid package. Ride quality doesn't bother me, in fact, loose floaty cars make me carsick. A few notes- from what I've gathered, it looks like the tranny can handle pretty substantial power, provided reasonable...- They float
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- Forum: Street Trucks
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Alright, so I'd be beyond the point of diminishing returns... Expo5.0, I'm looking at the Mountaineer on your site right now, is that daily driven? If so, any problems with bottoming out? That looks to be a pretty good ride hight.- They float
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- Forum: Street Trucks
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Oh, I definately see your point. I'm not really concerned with "down low" weight, in fact I'd prefer to just leave that alone, with the exception of lighter rims, of course. I'm more concerned with "up high" weight. Windows were the first thing that came to mind- those buggers are HEAVY, and...- They float
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Well, obviously I'm looking to build a fairly serious sport truck, or I wouldn't be here. What I'm looking to do is build an "all go, little show" type rig. Not what you could really call a sleeper, but a good deal more low-profile than your typical show truck. I've got a good idea of what...- They float
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