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LOL, all of it, in blocks if your memory has it handy.
what do you think of the lift? How does it handle ON road?
Thanks!
Mhm let's see how good my memory is, I didn't pick up my Auto Empire sponsorship until a little down the road on the build. I'd estimate I have around 10 grand into it.
I love the lift man, handles great on and off the road, I drive it to Central Florida from New Orleans and back about twice a year. The bilstein struts made a huge difference.
Mhm let's see how good my memory is, I didn't pick up my Auto Empire sponsorship until a little down the road on the build. I'd estimate I have around 10 grand into it.
I love the lift man, handles great on and off the road, I drive it to Central Florida from New Orleans and back about twice a year. The bilstein struts made a huge difference.
I would like some more clearance, but I cannot touch it for 2.8 more years. (Aftermarket Warranty and I wouldn't want to invalidate our terms of aggreement.)
I have an old 94 Bronco that sits pretty good stock, but when I put on a larger tire, not even MUCH larger mind you, I ran into all kinds of issues with shifting. The E4OD did not like the ratios, not one bit. Have you noticed anything like that with the F150 you have modded?
I would like some more clearance, but I cannot touch it for 2.8 more years. (Aftermarket Warranty and I wouldn't want to invalidate our terms of aggreement.)
I have an old 94 Bronco that sits pretty good stock, but when I put on a larger tire, not even MUCH larger mind you, I ran into all kinds of issues with shifting. The E4OD did not like the ratios, not one bit. Have you noticed anything like that with the F150 you have modded?
Thanks!
I'm running an edge evolution programmer to correct for tire size so the PCM can calibrate the shifts accordingly. I have had no problems with it.
Did a little work on the doors today.... a lot of trial and error. Finally found a layout that clears everything with plenty of space for layers of fiberglass and body filler.
Got fleece that matches the panel in case I don't get to finish body work and such, I don't wanna be the guy with the barney fleece under all the resin because it was the cheapest at the store haha.\
Passenger side mirrored off the drivers side
please excuse the mud on the panels lol, still havent had a chance to clean them. Hopefully I'll be almost done with them by Sunday.
Some more work done on the doors.... hoping to start body work on Sunday and have them playing on low power by next week until my big boy amp comes in.
Revealing the flush mount rings:
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