96RedRanger

pro comp suspension

hey sorry havent been on here in a while but no there not stock and the are fog lights the little one i put on and the kid before me put the other ones in the factory place

hey i want to add some horsepower to my 93 ford ranger with a 2.3L what can i do to it with out goin broke

Trust me, this link is all you'll ever need for your tire fitting questions: http://www.fordrangerforum.com/wheel...tire-size.html
After checking the guide, it states that you may need to adjust the valance on bigger tires, i personally wouldn't know..

They are 31/10.50/15 (that model didn't offer 32" unfortunately) and i got plenty of space for flexing when i go offroading

Thanks for the comment! I wish i could have bought bigger, larger tires, but the warranty doesn't allow me to lift the truck, so those have to do for now. In a couple years for sure (the truck is a lil over 2 months old)

mine is 2.5 also. You have to give it some time for the computer to adjust to it. they say that takes about 500 miles or so. and also you still need to burn the crap out of the muffler also. i hear fiber glass is in there and i heard steel wolh. but there is something in there you burn out. you can smell it. i'm sure you smelled it already. 500 miles and you will def start hearing a diff. i've had mine over a year now and in a year yours will sound the same also thanks for the complements also bro

lol thanks. yea i had it done at a muffler shop. And i don't really get what what your asking. are your asking do you have to have a pipe after the muffler? like a turn down?

it goes over the rear diff like stock and all i did was add a tip to it. a duel tip.