new pics of 2wd w/ 35's

[tac0meat]

man your truck looks awesome! i never realized a 2wd could look so good, kinda gives me new hope. my only thing is im in college(no money) and i have over 300k miles on original engine and tranny(gotta save up for new ones cause these aint gonna last me much longer). how much did the 6inch skyjacker cost you and did you install it or did you pay somebody else? if you paid somebody then how much more did that cost?

 

[Gopher]

Dont go Fabtech then....it cost $$$. Skyjacker kits seem to be around 1200 for the 6" i think. I've seen them start around 868 or somewhere in that ballpark. Look in the 4 wheel mags. They have the Explorer skyjacker kits in them. My install was 450 or 350. The kit was 2100, but its a little cheaper now that it has been out for while.

 

[BislamJoe]

So now you need fiberglass. What size tire do you think would fit with your lift plus 'glass? 37? 38? Sweet ride man. Now you need a Dana 44 and a V8.

 

[Trckmagik]

Yea! I am in the process of trying to get the Dana 44. Thanks for the compliments.

 

[BoatsRcool]

sweet ride man.

I keep hearing "why so much lift" in different stuff, especially fenderguy haha. But i see it in magazines too that the new in thing is to have the biggest tires with the least lift.

Personally, I just like the look of a lot of lift.
and if you tthink about it, a suspension lift DOES help ground clearence, just not under the axle. Your transfer case, and anything like that will be higher.

 

[Positive Vibes]

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Cant access your photos. Bummer! It says Photos unavailable.

 

[BislamJoe]

how 'bout a springover in the rear with fiberglass... don't know how you could equal that lift in front... you could run like 44's man

 

[AdamAce912]

I have a 2WD '92 XLT and I am looking for a 3-4 inch front and a 2-3 inch rear suspension lift, any suggestions? by the way, would a 86-97 ranger suspension lift work on my explorer?

 

[ExplorGM]

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Have any new photos? I just stumbled on this post in my search for MTR photos.
Thanks
Rick