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If you go with the 4.0L SOHC, find one built after 2003 - earlier models had issues with the timing chain guides. I've read the older 4.0L pushrod engine was fairly stout, but I think those were prior to 2000.
Are you looking for a 2WD or 4WD?
Are you looking for a 2WD or 4WD?
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pretty interesting,looking at 1 tonight, dont no yr. but looks nice, not far , around corner by the copshop
let yez no
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The main thing that makes the Level II worthwhile is the Torsen differential. The leather seats, 31" tires, skid plates, tinted windows, tow hooks, Bilstein shocks, and bed liner are all nice, too.
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Even if it doesn't have it, any Ranger can be built better than a Level II.
In all honesty, a Level II is a great truck if you want to do light offroading without adding a lot of parts.
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