explorer leafs
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From: Perry,Ga.
Yes.
They are a directed swap.The only thing that you might have to do is turn the bolt over in the center of the Explorer springs{not hard to do}.Why I said might is that I did not have to do it on mine when I did the X spring swap.Also you need to get the spring bolts out of the Explorer because you will probale have to cut yours to get the springs off.
They are a directed swap.The only thing that you might have to do is turn the bolt over in the center of the Explorer springs{not hard to do}.Why I said might is that I did not have to do it on mine when I did the X spring swap.Also you need to get the spring bolts out of the Explorer because you will probale have to cut yours to get the springs off.
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From: Fort Carson, CO
Hey GrayRanger...
Whay years from the exploreres will the rear leafs fit my 1990 B2?Right now I got helper springs on mine cause the originals are basically flat! Any info woul;d be appreciated!
Whay years from the exploreres will the rear leafs fit my 1990 B2?Right now I got helper springs on mine cause the originals are basically flat! Any info woul;d be appreciated!
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From: Rochester, Washington
Hey GreyRanger4X4
How much lift did you get out of that swap if anny?
I have an 84 and was thinking of using 76 Cherokee Springs, My Girlfriends S10 got 17" of lift just bolting the stock Waggy springs under the rear...??????
How much lift did you get out of that swap if anny?
I have an 84 and was thinking of using 76 Cherokee Springs, My Girlfriends S10 got 17" of lift just bolting the stock Waggy springs under the rear...??????
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