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Explorers ride rough period, especially the sec gens
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WTH - drivers side tire/wheel sticking out?
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I'd take it back and make them re-do it. I only pay $39.99 for my alignments.
HD shocks tend to be stiffer than "regular" shocks, but keep in mind you are driving what is essentially a truck with a near solid axle front end. It's not going to ride like a car.
HD shocks tend to be stiffer than "regular" shocks, but keep in mind you are driving what is essentially a truck with a near solid axle front end. It's not going to ride like a car.
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I sure will. It's been a few months as well, I'll get it done someplace else if they think they can charge me again for one.
To clarify it further...I can feel every bump and crack in the road. It has bad body roll. I suspect the coils and springs may lost their effectiveness. Maybe the bushings as well. Can't say for sure. Considering Ford originally tuned the Explorer to perform the best on dry pavement, I was hoping it'd ride softer than my F-350. I run the tires at 32 PSI. Oh, well.
To clarify it further...I can feel every bump and crack in the road. It has bad body roll. I suspect the coils and springs may lost their effectiveness. Maybe the bushings as well. Can't say for sure. Considering Ford originally tuned the Explorer to perform the best on dry pavement, I was hoping it'd ride softer than my F-350. I run the tires at 32 PSI. Oh, well.
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