What should my first motor mod be?
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What should my first motor mod be?
Ok, Im having fun now... 2004 F250 PSD Lariat Club cab short bed. (I wont have it for a week still)
Im planning on draining the bank account..
This will be me and my better half----->
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Ok.. I think that will be ok for starters...
Im planning on draining the bank account..
This will be me and my better half----->
Fill in the blanks...
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Ok.. I think that will be ok for starters...
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Originally Posted by Heckler
Would it be better to leve it stock for a little while (except for the lift and 35's) and just get a complete system like the Banks system with intercooler? I mean instead of piecing it all together do it all in one shot???
a few have done that...
but that system hasn't been proven to all of us yet...
we can only tell you what we know works...
I think some of the "kits" may be overkill...
I also think if you put one of those kits on it will be hard to uninstall if you want to "hide" it from your svc dept.... (i you care about your warranty )
but that's just my opinion ... you know the ole saying
that and a nickel USED to buy you a cup of joe...
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These are all good points, and I do want to maintain my warranty, at least for a while. I am starting to lean torwards the Edge, correct me if Im wrong but with the edge I wont need gauges correct? The critical temps and stuff are displayed on the screen? And can it be removed easily in case I need ot take the truck in for warranty service?