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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Rockingham,N.C.
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I am guessing your trying to convert to 5 lug if so you will need 2 drivers side axles from a ranger along with the rear drums and 2 front rotors from a lincoln mark 7 (about a 91 model) you should also get the 73mm calipers from the mark 7 it is a bolt in affair .If you have any ??'s just email me. Good luck!
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