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2002 XLT - Can I lower with Blocks?
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jimbo74
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if it has coils... they are not leaf springs or torsion bars,... so that would be a no...... you cant use leaf spring lowering blocks on coils, nor can you crank the torsion bars that arent coils...
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02+ 4-doors use Ground Force Lowering equipment.
http://www.truckxpressions.com/truckaccessories/exterioraccessories/ground_force01.htm
9926 1.6" 1.6" 02-UP Ford Explorer 4 Door 2WD
http://www.truckxpressions.com/truckaccessories/exterioraccessories/ground_force01.htm
9926 1.6" 1.6" 02-UP Ford Explorer 4 Door 2WD
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I really like the Black on Black. This is exactly what I want to do. How long has the Grey been painted? Any peeling, chipping etc.... I have looked at the ground force package. THis site has a good price. Labor to install ( No me, a shop) I expect about 2 hours? This will bring my lowering to about $350. Does this sound correct?
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