F-ranger?
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Originally Posted by dragon_wolf
A freind of mine had a S10 ZR2, he said the ZR2s were just S10 bodies on silverado frames. So i was thinkin, why not do the same thing with a ranger and a F seires.
As stated in other replies, S-dimes ZR2s are merely a trim package....similar to a Fx4 Ranger. Even if they were sdime bodies on Fullsize frames...they'd come stock with a 350 or 327....but they aren't.
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According to 4 Wheel and Offroad magazine, the ZR2 uses a different frame, axle and suspension components than a regular S10. It may not be accurate to describe it as a Silverado frame -- but it's definitely built better than the regular S10.
And I have the entire suspension, axle and steering from a 1978/79 F-150 under the front of my truck and I will be buying "F-150 Ranger" emblems from that time period to put on my truck. Soon I will have an F-150 full width rear axle as well.
And I have the entire suspension, axle and steering from a 1978/79 F-150 under the front of my truck and I will be buying "F-150 Ranger" emblems from that time period to put on my truck. Soon I will have an F-150 full width rear axle as well.
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n3elz, you could call it a RF-150.
bpolly, I bet that looked funny with the frame rails sticking out front and rear and the wheels sticking way out on the sides not to mention all the serious match up problems with steering, engine,etc. that would be involved. Must have been a nightmare getting all that together.
bpolly, I bet that looked funny with the frame rails sticking out front and rear and the wheels sticking way out on the sides not to mention all the serious match up problems with steering, engine,etc. that would be involved. Must have been a nightmare getting all that together.
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Originally Posted by Ranger Carl
n3elz, you could call it a RF-150.
bpolly, I bet that looked funny with the frame rails sticking out front and rear and the wheels sticking way out on the sides not to mention all the serious match up problems with steering, engine,etc. that would be involved. Must have been a nightmare getting all that together.
bpolly, I bet that looked funny with the frame rails sticking out front and rear and the wheels sticking way out on the sides not to mention all the serious match up problems with steering, engine,etc. that would be involved. Must have been a nightmare getting all that together.
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Originally Posted by n3elz
According to 4 Wheel and Offroad magazine, the ZR2 uses a different frame, axle and suspension components than a regular S10. It may not be accurate to describe it as a Silverado frame -- but it's definitely built better than the regular S10.
And I have the entire suspension, axle and steering from a 1978/79 F-150 under the front of my truck and I will be buying "F-150 Ranger" emblems from that time period to put on my truck. Soon I will have an F-150 full width rear axle as well.
And I have the entire suspension, axle and steering from a 1978/79 F-150 under the front of my truck and I will be buying "F-150 Ranger" emblems from that time period to put on my truck. Soon I will have an F-150 full width rear axle as well.
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A buddy has a 02 Blazer ZR2 and he told me about the 4 inches wider and differant fenders to accomidate. I didn't know about the frame upgrades. He also told me it has an electronic(I think) rear locker and becomes disabled at over 40mph. He also has "2hi - 4hi - 4lo - auto" on his 4x4 switch. He jokingly told me peopel try to clone the ZR2 untill they find out its 4 inches wider than they just slap the stickers on it and call it good.
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Don't know much about the ZR2 anymore, in High School I was bound and determined to own one, that is until I found out how crappy the 4.3L Vortec in them were. I do know it isn't a silverado frame, the silverado is longer and wider than the ZR2. As far as the Ranger/F-series stuff goes, as soon as I bang up the Bronco body on my Bronco, I'm planning on putting a Ranger cab on it and flatbed it, thus completing what you stated.
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Originally Posted by bpolly_2004
I didnt know a 700r4 would bolt up to a big block.