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Thanks for the inside look into the eco boost. My brother in law just traded in a 6.2L Raptor for a Leadfoot Raptor with the 3.5L. That truck really scoots.
Looking forward to seeing some color. Excellent work as always.
Thanks for the inside look into the eco boost. My brother in law just traded in a 6.2L Raptor for a Leadfoot Raptor with the 3.5L. That truck really scoots.
Looking forward to seeing some color. Excellent work as always.
2.7 Torn down now
Going back together but had to order a few seals
Will finish up with photo's after the 18th (GoodGuys 16-18) Trying to get 427 Truck there done or partial done . . Running out of time
Did you tape off the stake pockets so white doesn't blow through?
i did notice it should have been done after it was fully masked off. Since I need to scuff it and add clear I let it go as very pressed for time. Got very little blow thru. A bit of scuff n clear and it will be good to go.
each and every one of my trucks has different height, and total different spacing between holes it’s even different from side to side. No center to center distance is the same!
Looks like it was all all done by eyeball no rhyme or reason to any of it.
This is short bed bed if you can make out all the chicken scratch.
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