Okay ya thats what i plan on doing im gunna wait till the spring to paint and do everything when i bought this ranger i didnt really get as good of a deal as i thought at first it needs a lot of tlc the engine bay and undercarriage is so dirty it crazy i got a lot of work on my hands make it clean for me

 

where did you get your seats by the way those look awesome are they just as they appear in the picture in person as far as how clean and good the paint looks thats crazy

 

yeah thats how i picked up a 98 about 1.5 years ago. i fixed it all up and made a profit on it though lol when you pull those pieces off of the door panel, heat the back of it up to make the removal of the piece easier. they're epoxied in.
I got them at a junkyard out of a 96 eddie bauer explorer and yeah thats how they look. the drivers seat is a little messed up near a bolster because im an idiot and used leather cleaner like 3 days after doing them but it will be perfect once spring rolls around. the passenger seat still looks like it did in the picture which was taken in april or so.

heres the thread. i wrapped the cover to my center console in the black vinyl i was telling you about
https://www.ranger-forums.com/interi...change-133245/

 

With the explorer seats do you have have to mod anything to put them in

 

just two wires per seat. two grounds, two power wires and a 30A inline fuse. they bolt right in though. both of mine are 8 way adjustable with power lumbar and bolsters

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000PL...mw_dp_img?is=l

Is this the can you used on your seats ??

 

Super Lift 4.5” lift with 33’s; thinking on 35s

 

 

Thanks!! So did you sand the seats too or just wash them really good ?

 

just lightly scuff them with hot water/soap solution (i used dawn dish soap) using a red 3M scotch pad. it will get all the embedded dirt out of the cracks and pores. Use microfibers to dry it up. you don't need the SEM soap solution. its just soap lol

 

I just got to see these seat yesterday and they look factory, nice work P.C.

 

I just got a 4inch superlift with 33's and the front wheels rubs the wheel pretty bad when you turn. I'm in the process of finding a solution right now

 

You must have 12.5" wide tires. I run 10.5"x33" with only a 1.5" torsion bar lift and I get no rubbing. You will probably need to get wheels with less back spacing to push the tires out further to eliminate the rubbing when you turn.

 

Agreed. I mounted 285/75-16's on the stock 16*7 rims the other day and have no rubbing at stock height except when backing up at full turn. That should go away when I get a chance to do a 1"body lift plus torsion crank and rear block.