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Ford Explorer Community - Maintenance - Modifications - Performance Upgrades - Problem Solving - Off-Road - Street
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very nice job. Quite a few projects at once. Every one of them coming out real sweet. good luck. You should have found a power rear silde window. Or even better out of a sport trac. It would have been easy to access.
get you some spring clips bro or you will go around a corner and out goes the spring will slide over in the bucket till it catches your bump stop. Also isnt the 6" bumpstop in the coil gonna hamper your compression travel? I think you would have better luck pulling some bronco buckets off a junkyard truck and using them up top with some J-hooks to hold the spring from falling out.
Looking good. Did you not space the buckets out from the frame? You need to do this about 1.25 to 1.5 inches on both sides or your coils will sit like this / \
I mean, what did you make them out of? How big is that tubing? What is the measurement from the front to the back? Are you putting a Rod end on it or a bushing? How sharp can you turn your tires before they hit the arms? Did you make them with adjusted castor built in? Did you just weld them straight to the cast part of the stock arms?
Well i just got done welding and i burned my self with the tip twice lol. all brackets are welded up, what do u guys think of these bars above the coil bucket. I will mount my shocks to these.
Here is a picture with the tires on. For now this almost all that is gonna be done to it. I have run out of money for now and i leave for school in a few days. We plan on having it done over thanksgiving break. Thanks to Trckmagik and his tires and rear axle. never would have even got this far with out those. Hopefully he wont kill himself riding the bike.
Those are my old wheels (look really hard at the bronco in my sig). As far as wheels go they are ****** because they have been on about 15 different trucks in the last 5 years.
Your explorer is looking sweet right about now. Your chop/move window ahead project is awesome. I think I'm going to try something like that.
Don't worry about ***** wheels. If they still work good, keep abusing em
looks really good!
did the hatch not line up well with the back of the cab as is?it needed all the extra sheet metal to fill the gaps?i was hopeing it would line up nice just as it sits!