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Old 07-27-2016, 11:17 AM
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New Super Duty Video (TFL Truck)

New video to help tide us over.



 
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Old 07-27-2016, 11:22 AM
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Thanks for posting! Too funny how he covertly makes fun of the toolbox drop into the bed video...
 
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Old 07-27-2016, 11:23 AM
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Intercooler tubing looks to be metal and rubber now. That's a serious plus if there is no plastic like before.
 
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Old 07-27-2016, 11:49 AM
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Guys who hate the Rancho branded shocks will love seeing that Rancho sticker at 4:21
 
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I wish they wouldn't use painted plastic pieces on the interior. It's already chipping/wearing through at 2:46.
 
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Originally Posted by Karl4Cat
Intercooler tubing looks to be metal and rubber now. That's a serious plus if there is no plastic like before.
Where is the plastic now? Here's a shot of under my hood. I can only see one pipe going into the intercooler, but it is metal:
 
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Old 07-29-2016, 10:58 AM
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Where is the plastic now? Here's a shot of under my hood. I can only see one pipe going into the intercooler, but it is metal:
Never mind, now I see the other pipe in black plastic. Big clamp on it, though.
 
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I wish they wouldn't use painted plastic pieces on the interior. It's already chipping/wearing through at 2:46.
Chips could be caused from abuse, or it could be they were hand painted since these are pre production units. Or it could be they are wearing through already.
 
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Old 07-29-2016, 11:10 AM
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Chips could be caused from abuse, or it could be they were hand painted since these are pre production units. Or it could be they are wearing through already.
For some reason, Ford thinks the "upper" trims should have lots of the silver-painted plastic...versus the textured black of XL. The XLTs have less painted silver, but still a fair amount. The color looks OK, but I'd prefer something more durable...especially in a high-use area like a door pull.
 
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Never mind, now I see the other pipe in black plastic. Big clamp on it, though.

Here's mine on the way to Dells WI last month. Plastic facing constant heat and vibration = bad idea! It's a known weakness and lots of guys keep a spare for long trips... Wish I had... The other option is a metal replacement from H&S. Anyways, fun times on I90...



 
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For some reason, Ford thinks the "upper" trims should have lots of the silver-painted plastic...versus the textured black of XL. The XLTs have less painted silver, but still a fair amount. The color looks OK, but I'd prefer something more durable...especially in a high-use area like a door pull.
Agreed. Even chrome would be good there.
 
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Here's mine on the way to Dells WI last month. Plastic facing constant heat and vibration = bad idea! It's a known weakness and lots of guys keep a spare for long trips... Fun times on I90..
And now I see exactly why you want metal. Good to know.
 
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Here's mine on the way to Dells WI last month. Plastic facing constant heat and vibration = bad idea! It's a known weakness and lots of guys keep a spare for long trips... Fun times on I90...



Yep.... I blew my dads off his 2011 last week on Toll 130 in Texas. Dealer said I could drive/limp it to the closest dealer...which was about 30 min away. Only did 45 with hazards on. Thanks for the reminder to maybe keep a spare in the future. Pop was so loud sounded like I ran over a shopping cart...LOL
 
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Yep.... I blew my dads off his 2011 last week on Toll 130 in Texas. Dealer said I could drive/limp it to the closest dealer...which was about 30 min away. Only did 45 with hazards on. Thanks for the reminder to maybe keep a spare in the future. Pop was so loud sounded like I ran over a shopping cart...LOL

Yup, sounded like a 22LR going off. Blew the upper retaining rings into the hood so hard it stripped the paint and lodged the rings into the under hood cross bracing. I had 19k behind me and was on a busy interstate so I couldn't limp anywhere. I was so lucky to have an awesome Ford dealer (West Herr out of Buffalo) deliver me a replacement in the service area I pulled off into! Less than a minute with a 7/16ths deep well to change. I had to pay the full retail of $145 including tax when it should have been covered under warranty but no time for that. For anyone looking, there are dealers on eBay that sell them delivered for $100.
 
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Originally Posted by troverman
... The color looks OK, but I'd prefer something more durable...especially in a high-use area like a door pull.
Exactly. My 2011 rear door pulls show similar wear. I'd prefer a homogeneous plastic that is the same color when worn/scratched - I think whatever they used on the upper dash would be great.
 


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