ranger lightning bolt
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ranger lightning bolt
ford ranger lightning bolt
damn that baby is seeeeexxxxy!
if only i had the money and time....
1/4 mile in the 13s. 380 supercharged horses.
how did they adapt the lightning rims to fit the ranger? a mod i might do myself, silver ones are running for $500-600 on ebay for genuine ford...plus tires i guess around $1000, another $75 for an adapter (but what adapter? a 5 lug 4.5 to a 5 lug 135?)
damn that baby is seeeeexxxxy!
if only i had the money and time....
1/4 mile in the 13s. 380 supercharged horses.
how did they adapt the lightning rims to fit the ranger? a mod i might do myself, silver ones are running for $500-600 on ebay for genuine ford...plus tires i guess around $1000, another $75 for an adapter (but what adapter? a 5 lug 4.5 to a 5 lug 135?)
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Originally Posted by james13f
how did they adapt the lightning rims to fit the ranger? a mod i might do myself, silver ones are running for $500-600 on ebay for genuine ford...plus tires i guess around $1000, another $75 for an adapter (but what adapter? a 5 lug 4.5 to a 5 lug 135?)
http://www.musclemustangfastfords.co...304mmff_lbolt/
http://motortrend.com/roadtests/pick...olt/index.html
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who cares about how much work it took! i want one! id sign my life away for an LB! damn. ive always loved that truck! i also like the older svt ranger...
SVT Ranger
that thing is pimp as well!
course my '88 would beat it! hehe. but she isnt as purrty yet.
SVT Ranger
that thing is pimp as well!
course my '88 would beat it! hehe. but she isnt as purrty yet.
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Originally Posted by Warren
I didn't get a look under the hood but it sounded very healthy. It had a manufacturer's plate and SVT emblem on back, steamroller rear tires and a boost gauge on the A-pillar ......
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