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I recently installed a new set of 2" coils on the front of my 92' explorer and since then have been trying to isolate a slight "bang" whenever I go over bumps. I finally traced it down to the sway bar connection or "joint" rubbiing the coil spring on the left front side. Has anyone else...

RedEb, I think it looks really good. Its not over-stated...perfect for moderate off-road edventures. It doesn't hit the bump stops up front anymore. As far as the drive, its still as smooth as before on the highway and much easier to maneuver off-road. I don't usually engage the...

Redrig, Thanks for all the good info! RedEB, Desert Rat 4X4 here in Phoenix did the front on my rig for $280 including the coil springs (which I believe were about $135 for the pair). They also ordered a Rancho 2" leaf spring kit for the rear which ran me $225 installed, so all...

Redrig, Thanks for the information. Did you notice that your 94 had a little more lift on the passenger side because of the shorter suspension arm on that side? Was the alignment able to get the camber back into spec? Also, can you tell me more about the BBK throttle body. Currently I'm running...

I recently had a pair of SkyJacker 2" lift coil springs installed on the front of my 1992 Explorer. It was ready with a set of Rancho shocks and new bushings so I don't have some of the usual problems associated with installing new lift coils up front. What I'm seeing is excessive positive...

I'm assuming that it will take some time for the springs to "settle in" before I get the alignment. Can someone confirm?

Excellent. Thanks for the feedback!

I have a 92 XLT that currently has 1" over coils in the from from Performance Products. Just last week I had a Rancho 2" soft ride leaf spring kit added to the rear. The springs are still breaking in, however the truck sits slightly higher in the rear and I hate the look. I'm considering...