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Will my wheels fit my friends X??
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Like Jeff said all Explorers have the same bolt pattern. However, the stock backspacing is 4.5, so 4.5 8" wide's might rub a little on the inside (stock wheels are 7" wide). But you shouldn't have much of a problem, especially if the other X has 2" of lift.
Like Jeff said all Explorers have the same bolt pattern. However, the stock backspacing is 4.5, so 4.5 8" wide's might rub a little on the inside (stock wheels are 7" wide). But you shouldn't have much of a problem, especially if the other X has 2" of lift.
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If he has a 2000, then the Torsion Twist and Warrior Shackles is the easiest way. You will probably need an alignment afterwards though. Do a search on Torsion or TT or Warrior and you will find tons of info. Quite a few of us are running this setup. It's cheap and easy 
(Just the way I like it 
). Costs about $50 + an alignment and only takes an hour or two if you have a socket set and are handy with a wrench.
(Just the way I like it ). Costs about $50 + an alignment and only takes an hour or two if you have a socket set and are handy with a wrench.Explorer Features
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