Originally, when Ford was planning the FX4 Level II, there was also supposed to be an FX4 Level III introduced with more off road content than the LII. Sadly, that plan was scrapped at some point and the Level III never made it to production.

In the spirit of the LIII that never was, I decided to give my LII a promotion to "Level III" via some new custom stickers.

 

that is cool man. im liking it a lot. gives me ideas. was the design of the sticker how ford did it or did you make it up?

 

That style has never come from the factory. Actually, I doubt that Ford ever even had a sticker designed before the Level III project was canceled. Mine have the same style font as the OE LII stickers but the sizes and arrangement have been changed.

 

that is sweeeet! and your truck definitly deserves it! keep up all the ridiculoulsy good work!

 

Very cool man!

 

Now all you need is a signature change!

 

i like it, im sure that'll be a conversation starter with Ranger fans

 

Nice, you truck does deserve it, man! It's one of the ultimate LuxoRangers out there! You ever plan on lifting it? or are going to wait until you have your "ultimate trick suspension" engineered first, lol.

 

I have my "ultimate cheap suspension" in the rear - the junkyard Chevy spring swap. Still working on something for the front.

 

how much rake does it have running the chevy springs and nothing in the front?

 

Ive said it before Bob, Very Nice.

 

NICE......i may consider doing them on mine only using Level IV stickers instead! do you have any direct on pics of the decals?

 

Sweet! You got anymore info on the Level III concept? What extras was it going to have?

What else can you do to that truck!?!?!?

 

were did you get the decals made at bob(sorry i call you by your name, but i can never remember how to spell your sn!)?

 

bob you are a smart man when it comes to the rangers looks good very good

 

Since it never got to production, there isn't much info on it. For sure, it was going to have front AND rear Torsen diffs and there was talk of the Explorer rear discs also. I think it was supposed to have some sort of suspension upgrade plus some cosmetic differences.

 

Contact Ryan Schmidt at Streetgraphics.

rookiez28@hotmail.com

 

how did you get your original level 2 decals off?

 

Do they make Torsen diffs for our front d30/35 axles? I'd be on that like white on rice!

 

Heat gun (carefully!!) and peel.

 

that looks sweet

 

They made a few prototypes but no production units. There are two of them in use right now. Sean (desertspive on ORR) who is Tech Editor at Four Wheeler magazine has one in his RangeRunner project truck and loves it. See the August 2006 issue of FW or online:

http://www.fourwheeler.com/projectbu...ntial_install/.

The implication is that if enough people show a REAL interest in the front Torsen for the IFS Ranger, they might tool up for a production run.

However, I can guarantee that it won't happen unless Torsen can see the demand. If you want one, contact Torsen and let them know! www.torsen.com

 

Very Cool! I like it!

 

I always thought if I got an FX4 and really modded it, I'd call it:

FX4 Level X

(ie: 10), and X looks cool...

nice stickers Bob! and as always sweet truck.

 

Level X would make a pretty cool emblem, but LVL 10 sounds lame. X would be sweet tho