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The bumper isnt miss-aligned .... its just the angle of the pictures.
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The bumper isnt miss-aligned .... its just the angle of the pictures.
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Steeda (or anyone) can I get some input on wheel selection vs size and offset?
Steeda......(or anyone) I need some input on wheel selection vs size and offset. I was just wondering what rubs on your 18x9 setup with your 255-55's. I have been shopping for some 18x9's with 255/55's and thought a +25mm offset would be fine. I was also leaning towards a couple rims I found that have a 35-38mm offset so the fronts would not hang out of the fender. Your Explorer looks great.
I have to admit buying wheels for my 1998 has become a frustrating experience. No one wants to touch (or even discuss) the vehicle because of the legal issues with the Firestone tire nightmare.
Thanks,
Reid
Steeda......(or anyone) I need some input on wheel selection vs size and offset. I was just wondering what rubs on your 18x9 setup with your 255-55's. I have been shopping for some 18x9's with 255/55's and thought a +25mm offset would be fine. I was also leaning towards a couple rims I found that have a 35-38mm offset so the fronts would not hang out of the fender. Your Explorer looks great.
I have to admit buying wheels for my 1998 has become a frustrating experience. No one wants to touch (or even discuss) the vehicle because of the legal issues with the Firestone tire nightmare.
Thanks,
Reid
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the fact of the matter is that you have the one and only Steeda explorer. Yeah it was one of a kind before, but it is also one of a kind now. Steeda didnt do that good making the only Steeda explorer that interesting, but you have, so props!
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Have you still got it, Steeda?
I think it might be kinda cool to have a Mach Explorer
You could do a black matte stripe up the riser in the hood, get a mustang hood scoop, maybe a saleen wing, etc...
I was wondering what those rims would look like on an X the other day and now I know- very nice!
I think it might be kinda cool to have a Mach Explorer
You could do a black matte stripe up the riser in the hood, get a mustang hood scoop, maybe a saleen wing, etc...I was wondering what those rims would look like on an X the other day and now I know- very nice!
Tommy98016
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Spas said:
he sold it from what I understand.
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Tommy98016 said:
Ahh, bummer. Wonder if anyone else 'round here has the cajones to build a Steeda or Mach sploder...
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