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Welcome,,,Looks nice, like the color. depending where in MD. maybe see ya on 81.

When i did detailing it depended on area, season, but over all a good water based silicone treatment works best and leaves less streaks after raining, if showing then a oil based looks best on trim tires etc. Silk shine by chemical guys works well at a 50/50 mix on my cover etc.

Welcome to the pack,, had some good times at flat iron lake in loveland..

Welcome to the trac pack..most on here are true owners with great advice,,care full on facebook or other so called sport trac forums, So much bad advice it's scary.

I have used spacers for years on my jeeps with zero issues, as long as you check torque, just like new wheels they work great. I am taking my lift off and putting it back to stock for easier use and looking to run a little above stock tires and stock wheels like you mentioned.

Great truck to have, parts can be a pain to find but there out there.

Great thread, thanks for the detailed work..

Not sure how wide of tire your running, but it might look funky running wide flares on stockish wheels, i have 12.5 tires and run a 3 inch flare, those you showed are pocket flares, you might look at wrecking yards.

There are a few sites to get hub etc info, lug pattern is the same but bore is 67.1 for escape and trac 70.5, you can get spacers for almost any wheel but direct bolt you need correct specs to fit. This info was on wheel-size .com.

Hi, Tracs are a amazing truck and if maintained are very durable,,20 years with zero issues with a few mods..This forum has helped me through the journey, great people on here, we have lost a few guys with helpful tips and some of there post are still on here.

Flares help quite a bit with mud, dirt and mainly rock chips..

I have a spare trac that is same year but 2 wheel drive and is a xlt and i used the painted bottom and leather heated seats etc, my trac i got in 04 was the base model 4x4, it is same color but in my opinion it is well worth having a spare trac, i have gave a few parts away.

Sounds like you have done your homework and i have used hockey pucks a few times on jeeps and you are right they are just a body lift short of not needing to relocate anything, if a 3 inch body lift then yes but tracs do not show as much frame as other rides, going only a inch there is not a ton...

Most 4.0 lowers will work, rangers ,explorers etc. as far as a complete swap then you need to have a 04 or 05 from trac for easy swap, or wiring, intake etc are different on explorers. looked into this a few years back and found out after buying a explorer, that was the same year, that it was...

Welcome,, nice trac with low miles,, hard to find these days.

I have had quite a few tracs over the years and if base model black in 04 but not a glossy, so more of a dull and prior was more gray, on xlt models some were the same as color. this was my truck in 04 after purchase, i painted it silver thinking it would look better. i put paint matched silver...

Welcome,, lots of good people on here with lots of knowledge..

I added a console from a explorer right after getting my 04 as i was not a fan of the gag bag, then had one made using the factory tray by dash and pad, if i remember it was a 98, i tried a steel horse for a jeep but did not like look. the explorer looked factory and matched, just wanted room...

There is quite a few silicone based products that work for a few washes as long as you do not use degreaser soap(like dish soap) silicone base is nice so you can add water to dilute to the gloss you like, any tire shine but some make very bright and sticky like black magic tire wet. i use...