4.6 L V8 Ranger!!! on 2040-cars
Princeton, Minnesota, United States
Engine:4.6 L V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 144,341
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Red
Model: Ranger
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: XL Standard Cab Pickup 2-Door
Drive Type: 2WD
UP FOR SALE IS MY CUSTOM 1999 FORD RANGER
BODY IS IN ALMOST PERFECT SHAPE, AS IS INTERIOR.
BRAKES, TIRES, STEERING, SUSPENSION IS ALL PERFECT.
CLEAN TITLE! NO LOANS!
MILDLY BUILT 4.6L V8
5 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION (FROM AN F-150)
8.8" REAR WITH 4:10 GEARS AND A LOC-RITE LOCKER
CUSTOM E85 TUNE IN THE PCM
HYDROBOOST CONVERSION
291 FT-LBS AND 247 HP TO THE WHEELS
ENGINE HAS FORGED RODS, FORGED PISTONS, FRPP GASKETS, ARP MAIN AND HEAD STUDS.
BORED OUT .020, CRANK BALANCED AND POLISHED.
ENGINE WAS FROM A 04 CROWN VIC (PI HEADS)
CUSTOM MANDREL BENT EXHAUST WITH A FLOWMASTER AND A 3" SINGLE TAILPIPE
TOO MUCH TO PUT ALL ON HERE, CALL ME AND WE CAN DISCUSS PRICE AND EVERYTHING ELSE I HAVE DONE TO THIS ONE OF A KIND RANGER!!
TRUCK IS LOCATED APPROX 1 HOUR NORTH OF MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL
*763-496-7089*
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