Rumrunner93
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- Location
- Sooke, BC
- Vehicle Year
- 1993
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 3L
- Transmission
- Manual
I bought a stock 93 ext cab ranger 2 and a bit years ago and have not been able to stop working on it. I have done almost all the work myself. The only thing I haven't done is the bending of the exo cage. Was way over my head when it came to bending tubing so I got Karnage Fabworks to do that part. I will do my best with pics and arranging everything in order since I'm going through old pics scattered every where on the computer.
Anyways its a V6 3L standard. Went out a few times when it was completely stock.
After long I wanted to lift it so I purchased I used 6" BDS kit. The guy a got it off of cut out a section of the driver side drop bracket so it would not hit the pumpkin. I also gusseted it to the cross member so it wouldn't bend under hard "impacts". In this pic I started out with xj 6" lift coils (I believe). I ended up replacing them with the BDS coils. I did not include the sway bars when I put everything back in because this is a trail truck only.
For the rear I used a bastard pack out of explorer and ranger leafs. Worked pretty good. The rear ends sits about an inch lower than the front but I couldn't care less.
I was tired of smashing out my head lights so I welded tubing to my bumper to protect the front end. I will not show the welds because they were frickin disgusting. Goober welds galore, thank god I have got better at welding. I started to smash my rocker panels and my doors so I fabricated a set of rock sliders from scratch. They were made out of 1.5" sch 40 tubing. I welded them right to the frame. I do realise that I will get some flack form this but I really don't care.
Anyways its a V6 3L standard. Went out a few times when it was completely stock.
After long I wanted to lift it so I purchased I used 6" BDS kit. The guy a got it off of cut out a section of the driver side drop bracket so it would not hit the pumpkin. I also gusseted it to the cross member so it wouldn't bend under hard "impacts". In this pic I started out with xj 6" lift coils (I believe). I ended up replacing them with the BDS coils. I did not include the sway bars when I put everything back in because this is a trail truck only.
For the rear I used a bastard pack out of explorer and ranger leafs. Worked pretty good. The rear ends sits about an inch lower than the front but I couldn't care less.
I was tired of smashing out my head lights so I welded tubing to my bumper to protect the front end. I will not show the welds because they were frickin disgusting. Goober welds galore, thank god I have got better at welding. I started to smash my rocker panels and my doors so I fabricated a set of rock sliders from scratch. They were made out of 1.5" sch 40 tubing. I welded them right to the frame. I do realise that I will get some flack form this but I really don't care.
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