98-00 Xploder Sport Pics

[PA99XploderSport]

Anyone have and pictures of a 98-00 Explorer Sport with an explanation of what all you did to it to make it look the way it is?

I recently bought 1.5" shackles and new pro comp ES9000 shocks to try and level out my 99 explorer sport. I am looking to buy rims and tires next depending on the out come of the shackles and shocks. I would like to get a sporty/off road appearance without doing a body lift if possible, but will see. Any pics with a caption of what you did to make your ride look that way would be helpful.

Thanks,
Rich

 

[justin146]

Anyone have and pictures of a 98-00 Explorer Sport with an explanation of what all you did to it to make it look the way it is?

I recently bought 1.5" shackles and new pro comp ES9000 shocks to try and level out my 99 explorer sport. I am looking to buy rims and tires next depending on the out come of the shackles and shocks. I would like to get a sporty/off road appearance without doing a body lift if possible, but will see. Any pics with a caption of what you did to make your ride look that way would be helpful.

Thanks,
Rich

Not a sport, but here is how mine used to look.... (it is lowered now). It had lifted shackles, TT in the front, and 32" tires on 20's.

There are a lot of "before and after" threads dealing with Sports, you just have to search for them.

 

[kert0307]

Here's mine

2" lift (tt/shackles)

32" Interco Trxus Mt's on stock 16" rims

Go-Rhino police grade push bumper w/ 3 6" lights

other stuff inside you can't see

I'll show a progression for you start at stock, then the 2" lift, then the rest...

stock

TT/shackles/aal

lights on top before i moved them down

Current Picture

 

[justin146]

here is mine lifted on the stock 30" tires...

 

[PA99XploderSport]

Thank you and keep them coming, these are very informative for me...thanks again!!

 

[Ritsui]

Not current, but close. Stats are pretty much the same as everyone else's. Last pic is with 1.5" TT, AAL & shackles. I will most likely do a body lift at some point in the future to allow a bit more suspension travel, though Superlift/SOA isn't out of the question either.