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Explorer Maintenance - Modifications - Performance Upgrades - Problem Solving - Off-Road - Street
Explorer Forum Covers the Explorer, ST, Sport, Sport Trac, Lincoln Aviator, Mercury Mountaineer, Mazda Navajo, Ford Ranger, Mazda Pickups, and the Ford Aerostar
The top of the rear wheel well measures about a half inch higher than the front, but for the most part, yes it sits pretty level. A 2.5 front 1.75 rear may level it out more
Just a couple pics after I washed and waxed the other day. Decided to throw on my old NY plates from our old explorer to change up the pics a bit. Enjoy!
Just a couple pics after I washed and waxed the other day. Decided to throw on my old NY plates from our old explorer to change up the pics a bit. Enjoy!
Yeah me too lol. I try to wash and wax at least once a week. My camera doesnt take the best pics though. My friends SLR takes such better pics of the truck.
Thanks lynchy, definitely this forum creates addiction to the mods... I regret of not being part of the forum before I bought the tires, now I'll have to wait some time to buy a new set of bigger tires.
I want to get some off road lights on the roof rack or behind the grill along with another mods so any suggestions or comments are very welcome...
Yeah I know, so bad that I stuck with the idea of getting the stock size in order to maintain stability and mpg... I still have the idea on my mind about getting a used set of 265's in the next couple of months but I'm not sure yet ...
On the first pic, look at the front passenger door, then the back one. There is a color difference. I've noticed many explorers of this gen have the "retarded door paint"
On the first pic, look at the front passenger door, then the back one. There is a color difference. I've noticed many explorers of this gen have the "retarded door paint"