northerncountry
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I just put some explorer springs on my ranger even with a t-bar crank she still has a front rake I think it looks good little bit stiffer but hey it's a truck.
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I just put some explorer springs on my ranger even with a t-bar crank she still has a front rake I think it looks good little bit stiffer but hey it's a truck.
engdept
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Explorer springs will give you some lift too since they are designed for a heavier vehicle.
compleckz
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are they arched more too since they are spring-under?
engdept
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I don't think so. I know when we swapped Maurice's (mjones) Bronco II springs for the Explorer springs, the Bronco II springs had more arch to them, but the Explorer springs had more leafs and were thicker leafs.
Combs Customs
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Explorers are Spring under. But because the springs mount BELOW the frame, it sits the same height as a ranger, which mounts BESIDE the frame.
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the explorer leafs are thicker and have more in the pack then BII or rangers and on a explorer the leafs are mounted below the frame.
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