My 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac

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Ok, i just finished my carputer install. I flush mounted a 7 in Xenarc touchscreen where my stock radio was. It is connected to a computer under the rear seat and can do anything a normal computer can do,, i can run my MP3s, movies, video games, email... and it can send video to the other screens in the truck as well. Ill get some new pictures later but you get the idea. (its has a few fingerprints on it, as you can tell i have a blast with the touchscreen)

Here are some very recent shots of my trac

With and without the roof rack, it stays on in the winter, off in the summer. Behind the fold down fairing there are two 55 watt Hella 550 Driving lights

This is a custom molded fiberglass center console that i made to house the 8 inch kenwood touchscreen. The touchscreen is connected to an XBOX/DVD player as well as a kenwood GPS unit. It can work independent of the two rear 7 inch headrest screens or it can display what the screens display.

here are a couple quick shots i took of the screens. The back two are 7 inch TFT LCD monitors connected to the GPS, XBOX/DVD and soon the carputer. The front screen is the 8 inch kenwood touchscreen in the center console

These are Ultra type 44 chrome 16X8 inch wheels wraped in a set of huge Nokian Vatiiva LT 285/75/R16 tires. A Torsion twist and shackle lift was required to fit the larger tires

2001 job 2 Estate green Sport trac, Purchased and paid for on October 12 2001,

Engine

K&N generation II intake, with greenfilterusa green oil
poweraid throttle body spacer
Gibson cat back stainless exhaust
Optima Yellow Top battery Deep cycle
Custom Diamond Plate Battery Bracket
Tsunami Voltmeter Battery Terminals
Green carbon fiber TB cover and fuse box cover
Hypnotic Illusions Chip
Lights

2 PIAA 520 chrome SMR driving lights on the brush guard (with upgraded 110 watt xtreme white bulbs)
2 Hella 55watt 550 lights on rack,
6000K H.I.D. conversion kit in headlights.
2 PIAA 510 Driving lights with upgraded 110 watt bulbs in OEM fog holes(high beam project on fogs),
2 blazer 55watt fog lights below the license plate with upgraded PIAA xtreme white bulbs,
2 Pilot fog lights under the rear bumper(backup lights)
2 Custom puddle lamps wired to a remote system
APC blue hyperwhite bulbs in back up lights
Green L.E.D.s in grill.
Custom sweeping L.E.D. 3rd tail light
Clear corners with Silvania blue-amber bulbs

Interior

Custom painted tribal pedals
Green L.E.D.s in heating vents,
EL wire in speakers (nice green hue)
L.E.D.'s in door panel pockets
Escort Passport radar detector installed above the rear view mirror, Painted estate green
Green light bar inside the rear vent
Green lights in lower rear vents
Two 7" TFT LDC monitors in the headrests,
The trim of the TV’s were painted estate green to match
interior
All of the silver interior was painted estate green to match trac,
Xbox/dvd player under rear seat,
700 WATT power inverter behind rear seat,
Custom fiberglass center console with a Kenwood lz-800w 8 inch touch screen,
Kenwood KNA2100 GPS system,
Green bulbs in map and dome lights,
FM modulator
Carbon fiber and aluminum switch panel in center console
Pioneer p-4600 head unit with remote wired faceplate mounted in the drivers side A pillar

Exterior

Chrome Westin modular brush guard,
Ford factory hard tonneau cover
Ford bed extender
Black molded mud flaps
Elliptical cross bars with Yakima Load Warrior roof rack
Lund painted bug deflector
APC carbon fiber tail lights
Ultra type 44 chrome 16X8 inch wheels
Nokian Vatiiva LT 285/75/R16 tires,
PIAA windshield wiper blades carbon fiber
Carbon fiber flame ford logo
Back up camera under rear bumper

Suspension

2 inch Torsion twist and shackle lift
Rancho RSX shocks front and back
1.5 inch billet aluminum wheel spacers on rear wheels

Security system

Prestige *by Audiovox two way security system with pager function

My next modifications will be: EE sway bar, Flame gauges,tinted front windwos, Custom plexi-glass enclosure for my XBOX and GPS system with green neon, and much much more… of course

Carputer Upgrade on drawing board: Remove stock HU and replace with a molded 7 inch touchscreen. Computer with DVD/CD drive molded into overhead console.

Neon Pictures:

Sorry they are a little fuzzy, you get the idea though

Custom *Real* Carbon fiber switch panel
I made this out of carbon fiber and aluminum. The "Eject" switch turns on my 700 watt power inverter, the other two switches are for the GPS Power and soon to be Carputer Power

Custom Optima Battery Bracket
Since the Optima battery was too small for factory brackets i fabricated one out of aluminum diamond plate, you can also see the Tsunami voltmeter battery terminals

K&N Intake with Green Filters USA Green Oil You can also see part of my custom green *Real* carbon fiber throttle body cover

Here is a close up of that throttle body cover i did in green carbon fiber

This is some flame tinting i did on either side of the back window, sorry i only have a close up picture

These are my custom estate green painted tribal pedals

Here is a shot of my two way remote for the security system, i painted it to match as well

APC carbon fiber tail lights with blue hyper white backup bulb(makes the lens glow blue during the day)

Just finished remote wireing my new head unit. The faceplate is mounted in the front A pillar and the rest of the unit is hidden in the glove box. This is to make room for the touchscreen that is going in the radio bezel. Very origional i think.

Seattle Sport Trac Meet
This is a current picture of my sport trac at the Seattle meet. I came out with "Trac of the Meet" it was a good day

Here are a few shots of the new PIAA 510 Fog lights. I had to make the holes in the bumper a good inch larger to fit the larger lights,, it was a pain but well worth it.

This is where i installed the backup camera

Found this picture the other day, this me in front of the trac the day i got it,, amazing how far its come huh?

Here are some future photoshop renders of whats to come,, a molded touchscreen connected to a computer.

Having fun

Keep in mind, i just started making this page so there is alot i have left out. I hope you like what i have done so far, enjoy and please let me know what you think. Thanks

*ALL of these modifications were done by me with no help from custom shops or other companies

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