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My 1994 Ranger


inked

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wow very clean truck im kinda new to the ranger sceen how did you get so low:headbang:
 


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belt-tech dream beam suspension in front and bel-tech flip-kit in rear. planning on going with coil springs in front and shackles in rear to lower another 1-2" sooner or later. engine is priority for now though.
 

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again very nice
 

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r those accel coil packs that u have on that? if so how do they perform? i was thinkn bout tryn them out and heard from threads that they dont do much.
 

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yes they are and their good better than stock but im sure not the most amazing.
 

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I'm not sure i would venture away from stock when it come to the electronics. When DaveR and I changed my head last year my plugs were so far gapped that my feeler gauge didn't go that high. We had a disscussion about how the truck was running like that and there was no ill side effects. If the stock coils, working properly, could create a spark to jump the distance there is no reason to go aftermarket. When the time comes and my stockers fail, I'll be looking for OEM unless cost makes it silly to stay with them.

James
 

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well i have a hotrod shop down the street and they have them for $20 so i grabbed. i think they work and look nice.
 

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