Offroad!!! Let's see your Offroad setups
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Muddy Bean
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Every time I see your truck I drool a little. Just classy and nice and your side exit exhaust is very cool. Lift and tire combo is perfect Too.
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I know some people might think my upgrades are silly, but they are for the most part clean, subtle, and just enough to set my Ex apart from every other one driving around
Trainmaster
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Jay, a beautiful truck. Your choices are very tasteful; I love them. My '10 Explorer's in that color and decked out that way.
Now if I can figure out how to store my Hi-Lift jack in the Expedition, I'd be okay. Any thoughts? I have it in a bag in the back behind the rear seat but it still clanks around a bit, and my chains and stuff are in a leather Klein tool bag so they stay quiet. And the ARB air compressor's in its case, next to the tool bag. The whole lot dance around a bit...
Now if I can figure out how to store my Hi-Lift jack in the Expedition, I'd be okay. Any thoughts? I have it in a bag in the back behind the rear seat but it still clanks around a bit, and my chains and stuff are in a leather Klein tool bag so they stay quiet. And the ARB air compressor's in its case, next to the tool bag. The whole lot dance around a bit...
EL? Do you ride with rear seats up or down?
Give these a look. We use these on our fire trucks and they hold everything from hydrant wrenches to pry bars and or rescue jacks. May just need 3-4 depending on weight of your jack. These hold up to 50lbs each
Muddy Bean
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Lol. Now I know your first and last name ;-)
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Eh it’s all good
ExplorerTom
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How are you planning on using your hi-lift? These vehicles don't exactly lend themselves to working well with the old farm jack.
ExplorerTom
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And a bunch of other stuff. Say..... Is that a red Explorer or Expedition in your driveway on Google Streetview? Those 3rd gen Explorers look a lot like Expeditions sometimes.
Bloomsbury..... That's a funny name for a street.
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Dorzak
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I agree they are nicely done. The lift isn't overdone, nor the tire size for example.
They got these cool things now. They're called "boxes". You put things in them and they don't roll around in the back.
What size tire are you running on there and what size lift?
Readylift 3/2 with 35/11.50/20s nitto ridge grapplers
How are liking the Ridge Grapplers? Noisy? Wear even? I have been looking at them for my 2nd gen recently. I am really curious how they do on snow and ice. Since they are rated high for winter conditions and I am in MT they seem like a good fit after I get my quicklifts installed.
Relatively quiet, a lot more quiet than trail or mud grapplers. Really only hear drone above 50mph. Very good in snow and ice. Got them on 2 days before we got 8-12” here in Virginia and they did very well.
JoshA77
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Here’s mine. Its a major work in progress.. but i love it. 
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