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Look at the junk yards for the flat-tops .. also check out PBB and E-bay. I got mine from a guy on PBB for ~$75. Of course, as flat tops come from the factory, only one side is set up for hi-steer so you have to get the other side machined, drilled and tapped -- which typically costs between $40 and $70
Well who would have guessed that the day explorer forum goes down my stinking transfer case goes out. i will not work in 2hi,4hi but will work in 4lo. not sure about that but i have spent the rest of today changing the cases out and now i dont have a spare.
yeah it took forever to find a trailer to get it on. i used a 16foot car trailer.
oh yeah has anyone had one of these apart u want to fixe it cause i have another one from a ranger that went out and i might be able to make one out of two
Some new info other than the broken tcase is that my explorer is in sport truck mag. it was when i was a slammin and jammin. its a nice size pic. im excited even though it was not in a 4x4 mag.
hey Burns, do you know the measurement of your coil springs with the weight on them?- if ya don`t mind my askin`. Can`t seem find mention of that in the thread, but may have missed it. My apologies if you did tell us already.
hey Burns, do you know the measurement of your coil springs with the weight on them?- if ya don`t mind my askin`. Can`t seem find mention of that in the thread, but may have missed it. My apologies if you did tell us already.
It tells me exactly how much the front end weight of a 1st gen Explorer squarshes a set of wild horse 5.5 inch coils. So if I wanted to run those above the d44 I`m installing; I set the axle the right amount off the ground, set the truck at the height I would like it to sit at with springs compressed, measure 15.5 inches up from the coil seats, and install my coil buckets accordingly.