Been hacking away on a clean 92' I bought last summer to build as a mild wheeler to tow behind our class A motorhome. So far rebuilt front and rear diff's added a powertrax grip pro to the front, rebuilt the LS in the rear 8.8 with carbon fiber clutches, added disc brakes in the rear and set them up with some 4.56 ratio gears. Running about a 2" lift or so with 265/75-16" tires, manual transmission and transfer case. It's in the shop for the winter getting a 5 on 5.5" swap and some upgraded shock mounts.
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I dig it man. I had a 92 that was my first off road rig. I swapped the TTB for a EB D44. Loved that thing, but rust took its toll on it. Yours looks really cleanOriginally posted by 1sicbronconut View Post -
Very clean Explorer. I have had a 1994 since it was new and have towed it all over the country behind our RV. They are decent wheelers stock, but with those minor modifications it should serve you well. I am a moderator at ExplorerForum.com. Lots of ideas and information for Ranger based vehicles there.Comment
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Yea I'm on the Explorer forum also on 1sicbroncnut there.Originally posted by BDK View PostComment
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Thanks! yea it's fairly clean but the rockers are starting to go, need to replace them or thinking about shaving them and building some 2x4" rock ski's. I have a mild 68' Bronco and a Bronco based buggy I've been working on forever so I'm keeping this one TTB for right now, have a selection of Dana 44 front ends if I ever decide to go that route though.Originally posted by frickn yahoo View Post
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We private messaged each other today about trimming the rear quartersOriginally posted by 1sicbronconut View PostComment
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Nice looking explorer. I have a sas'd 93 that use to be that clean LOLComment
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Just need to rebuild the 7100's and the front will be doneand on to the rear end!
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