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Seriously Brad.....Lil mommas' boy 16-19yr old ****** have RUINED the diesels around here...Some odd reason they care NOTHING for fuel mileage...They think if it leaves a big ole black cloud, it's a strong truck...*******es....
I blame the parents though...I mean WOW....Buy a KID a $40k truck JUST TO DRIVE AROUND TOWN.....Just amazes me....
I blame the parents though...I mean WOW....Buy a KID a $40k truck JUST TO DRIVE AROUND TOWN.....Just amazes me....
And that's cuz I use my truck for everything, wether I like it or not, but those kids, man they don't enough know how to tow or anything, and man I tell you they freak out without their Shift On The Fly 4x4, like they never heard of Manual Hubs.
Sorry for the long post, just can't stand kids like that at my school.
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I dont want to blow a cloud, or race a cummins, i want a decent-looking, reliable, diesel truck for pulling and DD. I dont want to chip it, i dont wanna throw bigger injectors in it, i dont wanna lift it. nothing! I had a 97 stroker that i did all that too, peice of **** with a world of problems when i sold it.
Looks like you got a nice truck. I'm sure it runs extremely good since your used to puttin' around in that '94 with a 300 in it. LOL
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i was thinking 7.3 but honestly, i dont need another diesel. This 351 has more than enough power for what i want. its like brand new man, i cant stress it enough. Amazing truck! ESPECIALLY after drivin that turd 300 around for 5 years.
as far as upgrades, i might get a lveling kit....if i could find a good one. But i dont wanna start tearin it apart like every other ford ive owned. Leave that to the toys and leave the DD alone!
NO MUDDING though! NONE! i have a mud truck for that and i dont even want to begin trashing this truck because of the redneck in my blood
as far as upgrades, i might get a lveling kit....if i could find a good one. But i dont wanna start tearin it apart like every other ford ive owned. Leave that to the toys and leave the DD alone!
NO MUDDING though! NONE! i have a mud truck for that and i dont even want to begin trashing this truck because of the redneck in my blood
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BTW, the wheels are polished aluminum and he didnt take great care of them, just kinda washed them so they have alot of stuck-on brake dust. Does anyone have any effective methods to make these babies shine like new?
Also- i'll get better pics tomarow, the ones posted up do NO justice, they make the truck look like crap.
Also- i'll get better pics tomarow, the ones posted up do NO justice, they make the truck look like crap.
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Honestly, only one of the wheels is bad, the others would look perfect if i polished them up. But the one is pretty bad. just caked on brake dust ll over it.
I washed the truck today and it shines like a ****! im just disappointed because the wheels didnt come out like i had wished. They look amazing from like 10 ft away but if you get eye level with them, its just like a smokey black residue GRRRRRR its so stubborn
I washed the truck today and it shines like a ****! im just disappointed because the wheels didnt come out like i had wished. They look amazing from like 10 ft away but if you get eye level with them, its just like a smokey black residue GRRRRRR its so stubborn
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BTW, the wheels are polished aluminum and he didnt take great care of them, just kinda washed them so they have alot of stuck-on brake dust. Does anyone have any effective methods to make these babies shine like new?
Also- i'll get better pics tomarow, the ones posted up do NO justice, they make the truck look like crap.
Also- i'll get better pics tomarow, the ones posted up do NO justice, they make the truck look like crap.
Have to watch the aluminum wheels, they have a clear coat, that once its penetrated, it'll oxidize and look all fugly....
hence my scrubbers....Nylon bristles were stiff, but wouldn't rip scratches into that clearcoat...
#75
I use Bar Keeper's Friend. It's about $2 (WalMart) and this thing works wonders on my bumpers and rims. It keeps them alll SOOOOOOOOOOO shiny! Don't bash it until you try it, also read the link.
Here's proof, look at the bumper and my rims, love it!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...o-updated.html
Ha here's a link.
Car Cleaning Products | Glass Cleaner | Bar Keepers Friend
Also I second on using one of those dishwashing sponges with the rough and soft side.
Here's proof, look at the bumper and my rims, love it!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...o-updated.html
Ha here's a link.
Car Cleaning Products | Glass Cleaner | Bar Keepers Friend
Also I second on using one of those dishwashing sponges with the rough and soft side.
Last edited by Alec94F150XL; 08-12-2011 at 02:32 AM. Reason: Added Info