- Joined
- Sep 21, 2007
- Messages
- 1,731
- City
- Wa, Bremerton 98310
- Vehicle Year
- 1987
- Total Lift
- Ranger 5" (1½" Hiryder/3" body), BII 4" Procomp
- Total Drop
- Ranger 5sp, BII A4LD
- Tire Size
- Ranger 32"/4:10LS, BII 33"/3:73LS
- My credo
- Deengineer until it is how Blue Oval should have sold it!!
PLEASE JUST CALL ME AN idiot LIAR and be done with it.
My five speed 1987 reg cab/long bed 4x4 Ranger, with stock 2.9l, 6" lift on 32's made 28 mpg highway, 25 in town.
My automatic 1987 BroncoII 4x4 with rebuilt 2.9l , 4" suspension lift and 32's made 24.6 mpg while towing 2,200 lb through mountain passes on 700 some mile tow.
My BroncoII engine now in my 600 lb lighter 1987 Ranger 5 speed snd is expected to get up to 34 mpg highway.
My BII, with rebuilt 94 Explorer 4.0l with SFI, is expected to make 30+ mpg.
The anochdotes I share are the results of attempting to replace failed power plants at a cost less than a crate replacement but with improved performance.
The 2.9l is much cheaper to rebuild better than a crate replacement, the 4.0l will cost a little more than a crate; my build is incomplete, so the actual results are not yet ready to be shared.
My five speed 1987 reg cab/long bed 4x4 Ranger, with stock 2.9l, 6" lift on 32's made 28 mpg highway, 25 in town.
My automatic 1987 BroncoII 4x4 with rebuilt 2.9l , 4" suspension lift and 32's made 24.6 mpg while towing 2,200 lb through mountain passes on 700 some mile tow.
My BroncoII engine now in my 600 lb lighter 1987 Ranger 5 speed snd is expected to get up to 34 mpg highway.
My BII, with rebuilt 94 Explorer 4.0l with SFI, is expected to make 30+ mpg.
The anochdotes I share are the results of attempting to replace failed power plants at a cost less than a crate replacement but with improved performance.
The 2.9l is much cheaper to rebuild better than a crate replacement, the 4.0l will cost a little more than a crate; my build is incomplete, so the actual results are not yet ready to be shared.