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    Old tires are still mounted on the stock 16 inch stock "teardrop" wheels. Have centercaps and lugnuts to go with. They will be sold as a package.

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    That is looking good. Nice size tire for the Ranger, too.

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    Looks great!

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    96blkbeauty previously posted:
    "Old tires are still mounted on the stock 16 inch stock "teardrop" wheels. Have centercaps and lugnuts to go with. They will be sold as a package."

    Forgot they're 16" and Ford/Jeep pattern. Nevermind, they won't work for the wife's S-10 Blazer.

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    Great looking ranger!!! Super clean!!

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    James that right there is a huge improvement, looks aggressive now!

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    Thanks guys. I'm loving it!

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    For you Ranger enthusiasts...you'll appreciate this little upgrade. Can anyone point it out? Sean?



    Also took off the step sides to paint them up. Deciding if I should leave them off.



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    FX4 lvl II shifter? Keep the side steps off it looks way better.

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    Yes sir, good eye.

    It does look better from those angles. However, from the side I believe it looks worse. Way too much frame showing from the body lift. And the frame needs painted, bad. I'll probably put the steps back on after I paint them up.

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    Maybe ditch the steps and build some strong rocker guards that bolt or weld to the frame and go the full distance between the tires.

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    MelloYello previously posted:
    "Maybe ditch the steps and build some strong rocker guards that bolt or weld to the frame and go the full distance between the tires. "

    This!

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    As lame as it sounds, I have no intention of wheeling this truck haha. This is strictly DD status.

    I'd like to save some money up to get some armor on my Bronco.

    If I can find a set of step sides off of the newer Rangers, i'll go that route.

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    James I did catch that upgrade and I like it, Shayne beat me to it on here. Leave the steps off it looks a lot cleaner that way.

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    96blkbeauty previously posted:
    "As lame as it sounds, I have no intention of wheeling this truck haha. This is strictly DD status.

    I'd like to save some money up to get some armor on my Bronco.

    If I can find a set of step sides off of the newer Rangers, i'll go that route."

    You could get some Trail-Gear sliders and have em poke out a little more, to use as steps. Then it's the best of both worlds

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    AccordRanger previously posted:
    "FX4 lvl II shifter? Keep the side steps off it looks way better."

    What is a level II shifter and how is it different?

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    Here is the "stock" shifter.



    You can compare to the lvl2 shifter in my pic above. The FX4 lvl2 is just a model Ford came out with...kind of like XLT. They had the upgraded shifter...it looks better and has a slight bend to it. Its mostly just for looks...

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    Picked up a grill/brush guard for cheap today from another Ranger owner. I was real happy when I put it on...but after looking at my previous pics of how clean the truck is without it...i'm kinda second guessing it. I don't know, tomorrow i'll clean the truck up and see how I feel.

    I had to trim the valence a bit to get it to fit so i'll have to get a new valence if I want to take it off. Plus after looking at these pics it looks like it can be raised up an inch or two more.


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