Anyone got pics of a Sport Trac w/ long travel?

[ManOverboard]

Does anyone out there have the camburg or some other long travel system on their sport trac, or more importantly, pictures of it?:exporange

 

[brianjwilson]

I believe there was a yellow or orange sport trac in 4wheel mag or something with a dixon brothers kit a while back, looked awsome... I'll see if I can find it...

A 2wd I found http://www.off-roadweb.com/tech/0610or_2001_ford_explorer_sporttrac/index.html

Another http://www.off-roadweb.com/features/0702or_ford_explorer_sport_trac/index.html

 

[John_Rock]

Damn, that's hot.

 

[brianjwilson]

Sure is.
I wish I could find the Dixon Bros trac, I think it was a 4wd kit.
I was playing in the dunes with my sport trac last saturday just dreaming of the long travel kit while my suspension was taking a beating

 

[FROADER]

Baja Shop had one at SEMA in '01.

 

[John_Rock]

Baja Shop had one at SEMA in '01.

4wd model with the CV axles removed. Well, you have to take apart a CV axle and leave the out CV pieces in place so that the wheelbearing hub assembly doesn't fall apart. Remember that if you break a CV axle on the trail.

 

[ManOverboard]

Wow! those are some sick Sport Tracks! I wish mine could be like that! thanks for postin guys!

 

[Charlie]

Wow! those are some sick Sport Tracks! I wish mine could be like that! thanks for postin guys!

Don't you mean thanks for helping me lighten my wallet?

 

[John_Rock]

Wow, the Red one is another 4wd truck converted to 2wd.

Strange that they left the front axle still in the truck with the driveshaft connected back to the transfercase.

 

[MountaineerGreen]

Those must be just for looks, why else would you do all that work, then chop CV's and leave the rest of the drivetrain in place?

 

[Lefy]

maybe they didn't get the CVsaxles finished before the show or photoshoot.
long travel 4wd is doable Dixon Brothers have a kit for it.