get busy! I just went through the pictures again, looks like a nice clean install. I like it. Though I have no advice for the surging idle. lol

 

Ummm video clip. Yep need one

 

haha... hopefully i can get a vid this weekend.

Re-timed and re-set the fuel pressure last night. Seems slightly better but not much.

Also ran a code check and it has a idle air control valve fault so i will be pick one of those up on the way home.

 

that may correct several idle issues all by itself.

 

hate to do it but....

https://www.ranger-forums.com/f104/1...4/#post1708040

 

i almost wasnt surprised.
it seems like all good projects always get sold...

 

Any reason why your getting rid of it? No time to use it?

 

Yea i just havent really had time to use it. Its kinda over built for the trails around here. Anytime i want to use it to its potential, i have to trailer it 6+ hours.

I am leaning toward buying / building a 2005+ mustang weekend driver / open track car.

 

sucks you want to sell it but you have to move on sometime. hope it goes to a good home.

 

You are really going to miss that truck man.

 

Yea i know i will miss it but i hope it goes to a good home, someone that will use it more than a few weekends a year.

 

hope it does go to a good home. it is one bad *** ranger

 

I slightly am feeling how you are..but I'm doing my best not to think that way haha. plus my GF said I can never get rid of my truck cause she loves it too much.

good luck with the sale! was a great inspiration to many around here I'm sure.

 

Well, Chris' Ranger had changed hands a few times and has made it's way into my shop.
I bought it out of Chattanooga TN about 15 months ago. Since then I have replaced, upgraded, dialed in a few things. I have to say this rig was designed and built right. Aside from my own touches, I haven't changed any of Chris' suspension build. I did paint it and use it as my shop truck at Carolina Axle and 4X4 in Fletcher NC.
I did add an Atlas and a set of RCV front shafts. The driveshafts were changed for a set of .250" DOM units and I have corrected the engine tuning issues.
It gets wheeled HARD at least 2 weeks every month and has been through Harlan, Windrock, Durhamtown Tellico, AOP and in quite a few small races.

 

Awesome! Very cool to see it again. Welcome to RF!

 

Nice

 

Awesome! Glad to see it around again. That truck was an inspiration for me, also wheeled with Chris a few times. Good guy.

 

Just saw that this baby made the cover of Four Wheeler! Well done!

 

Dang that's awesome! Congrats!

 

Why don't any of the pictures work? When I click the links it just takes me to a generic website