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No, adding Chevy insignias instead of Ford or Powerstroke will not improve the vehicle's performance. Neither will Ram, and no one will believe it's a Toyota.
Four angled exhaust stacks in the truck's bed mimicking the Titanic's stacks would be attention-getting, but you may jinx the truck's future more than you feel how it's going.
Installing an air sac secured and filled with helium in the bed might improve the overall MPG/L, but the loss of traction at the rear axle could make wet-weather travel problematic.
I don't think that would work either.
This is another innovative thought, but I wouldn't do it. You need doors, and Superdutys are already theft-prone.
Muffler bearings were never a thing.
I'm sure others will chime in with their thoughts.
Ha ha all good and I would have been raked over the coals for my dumb post anyways lol. Some days it's hard for me to overcome my mush brain tendencies 😝
Wish I would have seen the original post, though I can gather what the comments were from the reply. I love a good sarcastic roast from time to time.
Nobody seen my original post, that's why TTT is just making up random silly things. I deleted the post because I'm a putts who only remembered how to properly use his battery tester AFTER posting about it. Definitely mush brain material I know lol
All I saw was an open thread with "Please Delete" as the subject and narrative. Then, the devil on the left shoulder asked, "What can I do with this for fun?"
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