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    After 3" body lift & 33x10.50's stock rims

    hhhmmm...
  2. 9

    Price gouging?

    i'd go ahead and get the expensive ones cuz with the recall you'll get reimbursed $120 or so for the firestones. check this out that someone else posted: Dead Link Removed
  3. 9

    good web sites for wheels?

    www.natltire.com = reliable www.offroadconnection.com = don't know much about this one
  4. 9

    Tire recall talk

    I have the same problem. I don't know what I'm going to end up doing. This is crap!
  5. 9

    Goose's 99 Limited. Before and After

    How much does a lift like this cost and how much higher does your Explorer sit now? It looks great! Also, when you got your Firestone's replaced, were the BFG's covered? Everyone I've asked has a list of specific tires you can be reimbursed for and these aren't on it...
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    AFTER 2 inch body, 2 inch suspension, and other mods

    sweet car...looks great...i need to do something like this...if you don't mind me asking, how much did you spend on your lifts?
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    After 3" body lift & 33x10.50's stock rims

    and what is a leveling kit?
  8. 9

    After 3" body lift & 33x10.50's stock rims

    I'm looking into getting a lift for my '98 Explorer, but I have no clue what I need. It's a 2WD and I want to make it look like I could take it offroad. What's the difference between a body lift and a suspension lift? I prob wouldn't ever go offroad...what do you think I need?
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    After 3" body lift & 33x10.50's stock rims

    nice explorer...who makes your lift and where did you get it?
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