Squatchranger
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4 wheel parts is fantastic not only for buying but also installing
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Need some recommendations for my 2019 XLT FX4 Ranger
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Squatchranger
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That was my expectation. I see that you run some fairly large tires. Do you have any before/after numbers?
So I am on 315 70 r 17's and a 3.5 inch lift right now with mostly highway driving I can scrape out around 19 to 20 mpg driving relatively tamely, stock tbh I didn't really keep thorough track cause I wasn't as concerned about conserving fuel but even with a bit faster driving I would get like 21 22 likewise highway for just about all of it. I have noticed our trucks really do not like going above 65 fuel economy wise and 73 74 is a good middle ground, above that mpg drops like a rock
So I am on 315 70 r 17's and a 3.5 inch lift right now with mostly highway driving I can scrape out around 19 to 20 mpg driving relatively tamely, stock tbh I didn't really keep thorough track cause I wasn't as concerned about conserving fuel but even with a bit faster driving I would get like 21 22 likewise highway for just about all of it. I have noticed our trucks really do not like going above 65 fuel economy wise and 73 74 is a good middle ground, above that mpg drops like a rock
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I got mine from @Stage3Motorsports
They are a vendor on here and I have had nothing but great experiences with them.
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Second stage3. Now some places won't install parts unless you buy them from them. Honestly rears can be done by almost anyone. Fronts I would get a shop to do it since you have a 4wd
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If you plan to do all four corners stage3 should have all 4 together under 1 line item. I think it saves a few bucks
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I ended up doing the ford tune, and lift. I also added the awe exhaust, Roush cold air intake, and turbosmart blow off valve.
I have around 500 miles on it so far and seems to have fixed a lot of my complaints without messing with my gas mileage. I’m still averaging 19-22 mpg on the highway.
It looks a little silly on the stock tires, but I can’t bring myself to buy new tires when the current ones have so much life left in them.
I have around 500 miles on it so far and seems to have fixed a lot of my complaints without messing with my gas mileage. I’m still averaging 19-22 mpg on the highway.
It looks a little silly on the stock tires, but I can’t bring myself to buy new tires when the current ones have so much life left in them.
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