beavis195
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- 94 XLT 4 door
Alright, I just found the original price sticker for my Explorer. I bought it in Salt Lake City, so High Altitude makes sense, kind of at 4,400-4,700 feet. But what doesn't make sense is on the sticker, one line reads: High Altitude Principal use and the next line reads: Wheels, Cast Alum (deep dish) and in the price line it reads NC. So are these wheels designed for High Altitude or does that refer to the engine? Why are those wheels high altitude? Do they oxidize less? I am really confused! If it refers to the engine, what did they do to it because I live at Sea Level now in Seattle. Thanks for the help.