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Ford Explorer Maintenance - Modifications - Performance Upgrades - Problem Solving - Off-Road - Street
Explorer Forum Covers the Explorer ST, Explorer Sport, Explorer Sport Trac, Lincoln Aviator, Mercury Mountaineer, Mazda Navajo, Ford Ranger, Mazda Pickups, and the Ford Aerostar
Thanks it's the tent cot brand. No I won't be doing that anymore since its already off the ground. Ill be using it as is and just save for a roof top tent.
Offtrac: I know a guy that's 4 hours from me that's selling the bed for $100. He's from another forum and it's been a years since I last spoke to him so idk if he still has it. It's tough to build an ST trailer because the balance is all out of whack. The wheels are on the front half of the trailer so I need to compensate by making a longer tongue and adding a lot of tongue weight. Matching trailers are badass!
Rebel: they are very soft. When I got them I was able to crush them easily and if I tried hard enough I could have turned it inside out. But the ride is So much BETTER on the street! My Mickey Thomsons had to be aired down to 8psi when I went to the dunes, I'm sure this will be fine around 15psi.
When I go trailin', rock crawling with mine I don't need to air down any lower then 30psi. and they conform to the rocks and terrain perfect. Most times I leave them at 35psi.
That's good to hear. The advantage of My MT's being hard tires is that puncturing the side was was something I didn't have to worry too much about. My side walls had 6" cuts but never leaked air or got worse but the ride was harsh.
I've been looking for Duratracs since February and I eventually had to but them online. All the shops were sold out and there was a national back order.
made a trip out to Kings Canyon Sequoia park for a week of camping. the plan was to take the Subaru but my dad had a problem with his truck so i had to take mine to haul 11 ppl's junk around. 3 days before the trip i installed plugs, jba 8mm wires, and the screaming demon ignition coil. immediately after the tune up i drove it around and…wow!! it took off like it never had before and i feel the pull from a dead stop. i use to get 12.3-13.5 mpg with normal driving, on an empty truck and just me as the only passenger. i drove it from long beach to Visalia with a bed full of junk, with junk on top of the bed, 3 bike, 5 passengers, a/c blowing through the grapevine and got 14+ mpg's! i was stoked so say the least. i will report on what the mpg's are with my normal driving when i go through a couple tanks.
went to pismo the weekend before thanksgiving for 5 days and i drove the truck there and back with 2 dirt bikes and all my camping equipment. i beat the piss out of the ST and it took it like a champ all the upgrades i did before the trip were well worth it.
Thanks Casey I wish I could have taken it with me but I didn't have anything to put in it. If you decide to build a trailer I have a set of ST bedsides in storage!
Thanks Rebel! The sponsor is me, I started a business in the offroad niche!
That's cool man. I've heard you guys deal with that a lot down there, people stealing shocks off your trucks. That's lame. But good little invention though.