New Truck! 2001 Double Lifted
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New Truck! 2001 Double Lifted
Just got a 2001 Ranger with 3.0 with a 5.5 inch Fabtech lift also has a 3 inch body lift!
only a 2wd
35 inch bfg all terrains in the front
35 inch bfg mud terrains in the back (brand new)
installed a apline head unit
and all new pioneer 6x8's
brand new windshield, mirrors, and headlight assemblies
Superchips Vivid Tuner!
K&N Filter
i love it! got it for only 2500 dollars and have probably put in around a thousand so far
and it has only 116k miles!
got 18 mpg on the freeway with a bed full of almond wood ;D but gets shitty city mileage
What do you guys think?
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only a 2wd
35 inch bfg all terrains in the front
35 inch bfg mud terrains in the back (brand new)
installed a apline head unit
and all new pioneer 6x8's
brand new windshield, mirrors, and headlight assemblies
Superchips Vivid Tuner!
K&N Filter
i love it! got it for only 2500 dollars and have probably put in around a thousand so far
and it has only 116k miles!
got 18 mpg on the freeway with a bed full of almond wood ;D but gets shitty city mileage
What do you guys think?
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#9
Looks good man. Also I wouldn't waste time re-gearing as long as it still feels good driving. Pretty good deal on truck so I just don't think I'd invest too much $$ in it unless you plan on keeping it for quite a long time.
Also, if you do want to regear, you should make sure your axle is an 8.8 and not a 7.5.
Also, if you do want to regear, you should make sure your axle is an 8.8 and not a 7.5.
#10
Looks good man. Also I wouldn't waste time re-gearing as long as it still feels good driving. Pretty good deal on truck so I just don't think I'd invest too much $$ in it unless you plan on keeping it for quite a long time.
Also, if you do want to regear, you should make sure your axle is an 8.8 and not a 7.5.
Also, if you do want to regear, you should make sure your axle is an 8.8 and not a 7.5.
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#12
Many many people have driven with 35s and stock gearing. Just cause "you"(nobody specific) drive like **** doesn't mean there will be issues for him. I drove with 35s and 4.10s from 2006 to 2012, so 6 years with no issues at all.
And the 7.5 doesnt mean much gearing-wise. Yes it is a weaker axle but I asked what axle because he should pick up a 8.8 then swap 4.88s into it.
And the 7.5 doesnt mean much gearing-wise. Yes it is a weaker axle but I asked what axle because he should pick up a 8.8 then swap 4.88s into it.
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