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1991 XL 4x4

My rig in Reader's Digest form:

1991 XL 4x4, 267,000 km.

Engine rebuilt 2 yrs ago, prior to me buying. Here's what's done now:

31x10.5x15 ETS Trail Masters <- Wicked, and cheeeeap.
Hella 500's
Trucklite 55w driving lamps (my first mod, I'm so proud)
Pioneer 50x4 MOSFET cd
Sylvania Xtravision headlamps
Brute Force u-joints
Warn manual hubs
Drilled Airbox
AC Delco plugs
New sending unit (I have a gas guage again!)

Here's what's still to come:

Bodywork (first and foremost, cause fords rust...)
4" Rough Country susp. lift
3" Body lift
Warrior Shackles
BW 13-54 Manual T-case
33x12.5x15's
Steel Rock crawler rims (Alloys are bent baaaaad)
Paint
Lockers
Other asst. stuff

I tinker with this rig on a daily basis. I also drive it everyday. Couldn't be happier, I love my Xploder and wouldn't sell it or trade it for anything short of a mint 85 Fiero GT (my first ride was a fiero 2m4 w/2.8L, I still have a thing for fiero's)

Anybody have any other ideas as to things I can mod to make this thing unstoppable? :)

Phil B.
 



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Welcome to the best forum out there! There's a ton of information available here. :)
 






Originally posted by snocross1985
Welcome to the best forum out there! There's a ton of information available here. :)

Hehe, I know, that's why I'm broke and my truck looks like a mini monster truck... :) As soon as I got the X I went searching for places to get info and came across this site, just forgot to join for a few months, kept reading up and modding happily and here I am one poor sumbitch but with a fun toy that'll easily park on a Civic... :)

Just wanna say thanks guys, you're always helpful and usually pretty quick about it, kick ass. I'll help anybody out when I can, since I have limited backyard mechanic skills, and kudos to Rick on a wicked site. This is officially my favorite site on the internet now... :)
 






Hey, another Canadian joins. :cool: Welcome (albeit a little late).
Future thing to consider is a power upgrade. 66mm throttle body, 70mm mass air sensor, KKM cold air intake, computer chip and free-er (is that a word?) flowing muffler. You'll notice quite a difference.
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Welcome to the site fellow Canadian!
 






Welcome my Canadian Brethren.
 






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