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Been browsing the forum for about a year now, and just wanted to say that some posts on here have helped to point me in the right direction a few times.
I've got a 2004 Ranger Edge (3.0L, RWD, auto) that I picked up in the spring of 2018 on the cheap, and as far as I'm concerned, for living in the country, the Ranger is probably the best daily runaround that I've ever owned.
Since getting her last year, I've done a few things. (I just got the wheels and tires on this weekend):
- 2006 Mustang wheels with 1.25" spacers
- Falken WildPeak AT3W all-weather tires (245/70R17XL)
- Explorer roof console with temp sensor
- Explorer leaf springs
- Belltech 6400 shackles
- New shocks, front and back
- New front end (upper and lower a-arm assemblies, inner and outer tie rods, sway bar links and bushings)
- 15" combo (spot/flood) LED light bar in the bumper
- 2" hitch receiver
- Back Rack headache rack
- Dual 36W LED light pods mounted to headache rack
(And the truck came with a roll-up tonneau cover and remote start)
...ya, I could've washed her before taking the pic, but just didn't have a chance this weekend. I live on a gravel road, so this is closer to her usual look anyway.
I've got a 2004 Ranger Edge (3.0L, RWD, auto) that I picked up in the spring of 2018 on the cheap, and as far as I'm concerned, for living in the country, the Ranger is probably the best daily runaround that I've ever owned.
Since getting her last year, I've done a few things. (I just got the wheels and tires on this weekend):
- 2006 Mustang wheels with 1.25" spacers
- Falken WildPeak AT3W all-weather tires (245/70R17XL)
- Explorer roof console with temp sensor
- Explorer leaf springs
- Belltech 6400 shackles
- New shocks, front and back
- New front end (upper and lower a-arm assemblies, inner and outer tie rods, sway bar links and bushings)
- 15" combo (spot/flood) LED light bar in the bumper
- 2" hitch receiver
- Back Rack headache rack
- Dual 36W LED light pods mounted to headache rack
(And the truck came with a roll-up tonneau cover and remote start)
...ya, I could've washed her before taking the pic, but just didn't have a chance this weekend. I live on a gravel road, so this is closer to her usual look anyway.
