Lifted Ford Explorer On 33's With G2 Gears on 2040-cars
Burnham, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a lifted Ford Explorer (2" Suspension lift) it is modified for on and off road use and does not handle like a traditional car or SUV. It is running 33X12.50 R15 Mud Terrain Tires, the tires are about 3/4 tread. I have owned the Explorer since 125k miles and it is now around 210k. This truck has leather interior that is in great condition, no rips or heavy wear spots. This has on the floor shift 4X4. The front and rear axle differentials were re-geared to 4.88 gear ratio with G2 brand Gears and was performed by the local 4X4 shop. I have done quite a bit to the truck.
<br> <br> In the last two years I have replaced... <br> Ball Joints with MOOG <br> Tie Rod ends with MOOG <br> Front Wheel Bearings with Timken <br> Rack and Pinion with Polyurethane Bushings <br> Transmission Fluid/filter change <br> Rocker panels and dog legs on both sides were replaced by Wilson Body shop 3 years ago. <br> <br> The safety inspection runs out next month, the fuel pump quit a week ago but I bought another truck over the summer and haven't felt like replacing it but I did buy the part and it goes with the truck. CB does not go with the truck. |
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