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Hey guys,

I'm new to the ranger seen and was just wondering what the hp output is on a 97 4.0l 4x4 super cab ranger?

Thanks for any info!

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>Hey guys,
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>I'm new to the ranger seen and was just wondering what the
>hp output is on a 97 4.0l 4x4 super cab ranger?
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>Thanks for any info!
>
>Bill



Your looking at 160hp and 225ft Lbs. of torque. That motor adapts really well to an open air kit(conical air filter) and freeflowing exhaust. You'll get a noticlable increase in hp and torque!

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>Your looking at 160hp and 225ft Lbs. of torque. That motor
>adapts really well to an open air kit(conical air filter)
>and freeflowing exhaust. You'll get a noticlable increase in
>hp and torque!
>
>Greg
>


greg is totally right, check out my picture of my 00' ranger, it might give you some suggestions for easy bolt-ons.. However I dont have an open air kit, but my flowmaster 40 sounds great, and i get approx 20-22 mpg at 65 with my 4.0L 5 spd.

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Right on....thanks for your input guys!! Yeah I to have a k&n filter and a flowmaster exhuast although with 33" tires mpg is not that great!
 
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