i would have to say my offroad eqipment... mainly the winch and front and rear lockers... then of course the fact that i do it all the work myself

 

i dont have mutch done to the truck. so as of now, my proudest mod would have to be my exhaust because i am always geting compliments on it.

 

actually as of today i thnk my proudest mod is installing power door lock actuaters to my alarm............. no more having to unlock my door with the key

 

Mine wasn't on the Ranger, I was 13, had a soldering iron and a Haynes and installed a tach on my B2200, I was dang pround, left the light on at night just to show er' off

Ranger mod - at 15 years old I put my Prestige remote start/security system, my head unit and ripped out about 5miles of wire from an old remote start unit previously installed unit.

Now 16 and have wrecked more stuff than fixed

 

Damn, you beat me to it!

After that is the carputer. And the damned thing still ain't even done! I think I'm most proud of just everything that I've learned FROM the project. And I've still got alot of learning to do

 

probably my skid plate, looks nice, and works great (slammed into a few rocks and tree stumps with it, and its holding up great)

 

simply said, my OHC. It involved cutting into the headliner and drilling into the roof. I would not have dreamed of doing that when I first got my Ranger and started modding for the first time.

Even though it wasn't an original idea, It was still the first mod that I was able to take something from another vehicle and make it fit in mine.

 

I would say my exhaust since I installed it without any help and without even jacking the truck up.

 

My 5/6 suspension drop.

 

my exhaust, HEADER, HIGH FLOW CAT, AND GLASSPACK it dumps out in frunt of the back tires

 

My Black Magic Fan (even though my retarded friend messed up the A/C wire) and Belltech sway bar (The hell with Hellwig, I wanted to be different!)

 

The AVM hubs I just installed for the new one.

For the old one I haven't really done any mods on it yet, cept for damage, but when the time comes it will be the complete rebuild of the truck.