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[Lamoureux]

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased a single cab short bed 1996 Ford ranger with the 3.0 ltr. V6, 5 speed trans and electronic 4x4. This truck has a 3.73 rear end and I bought the truck as a project tuck for wheeling here in south TX. Last weekend I put a 4 inch Superlift suspension lift on the truck and its sitting on 31 inch wrangler duratracs as of now because the tires were free... I wish I could figure out how to reduce my photo size so I can upload a few of them to show yall. Anyway, I was just curious if anyone else had this setup, thanks!

 

[SenorNoob]

Howdy and welcome to TRS!

 

[Mark_88]

Welcome to TRS~!

I can honestly say I don't know if anyone has the exact same setup, but out of so many millions of vehicles produced there is a very very good chance of it...those options were available across a wide range of years making it more likely...

The four inch lift has been done many times by members on this site so that's not so much a difference...and putting it on 31" tires is nothing new...

The colour of your truck is even repeated a few hundred thousand times so what makes your Ranger different is mostly in your mind...but don't let that stop you...lol...

If it works for you and you're happy with it is all that counts...and finding ways to modify your truck that makes you happier is what you will find on here...but be prepared to read and ogle the fruits of others labour to give you ideas...

As for picture size...it goes by the dimensions and pixel density...you can open your image in Paint and it gives you options to resize it...or even save a .jpg image to a bmp image will trim quite a bit of image details...but be CAREFUL...do not save your originals as a different file type...always make a new copy so that you don't destroy your original...especially if you've wiped it off your camera already...

Backup your work (save it) to a different drive if possible...go out and buy a memory stick if you have to...good idea to save all your images to an off site location like Photobucket or other and link from that site.

Many ways to do that stuff...and many mods to do to your truck...just be careful...and enjoy!