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Did 97 Ford Rangers come with a 10in brake and 4.10 gear ratio?

While some 1997 Ford Rangers *could* have had 10-inch brakes (depending on the trim level and options), a 4.10 gear ratio was less common. It was more frequently found in off-road packages or models intended for towing heavier loads. The standard ratio was often lower, for better fuel economy.

To know for sure if a specific 1997 Ford Ranger had those specifications, you'd need to check the vehicle's:

* Build sheet/window sticker: This would list the exact options and specifications.

* Owner's manual: This may list the axle ratio.

* Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): A dealer or Ford's online resources might be able to decode the VIN to reveal the specifications.

* Differential tag: Located on the differential itself, this tag should specify the gear ratio. You'd need to look under the truck to find it.

In short, it's possible, but not guaranteed. More information about the specific truck is needed.

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