Just hit 180k!
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Just hit 180k!
So my 1994 Flare Side just chugged its way to 180,000 miles! My small block 302 is holding together nicely!
My tranny has been rebuilt and only has about 30,000 miles on it so no worrys there. Other than normal wear and tear and regular oil changes is there anything i should be worried about?
My tranny has been rebuilt and only has about 30,000 miles on it so no worrys there. Other than normal wear and tear and regular oil changes is there anything i should be worried about?
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306650 on my 1996 heavy F-250 4x4 rebuilt E4OD at 255,000 but she runs great good power no smoke or oil comsumption and will get 13-14 mpg on 285-75-16 pro comp all terrains my has mostly road miles but I will hop right in her and go anywhere the secret oil,air,fluid changes and fixing things before they break
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Nextras,
Congrats! Mine just turned 144,000. Also a 5.0. She's a flareside w/the supercab and 4 wheel drive. Truck totally bonestock and I'm leaning towards improving the sound/look of the exhaust on her. The motor/exhaust is just too damn quiet. I've got to look at the tach to see if she's running. I'm grounded with just enough info to realize there's a lot of hype on horsepower claims improving the exhaust. I'm thinking of just a catback system and noticed you did this. What size pipes did you end up with after the muffler? With this small block, I'm thinking a 2 1/2 inlet muffler and dual 2 1/4" outlets. Toying with having both pipes run alongside each other and dumping at a 45* behind the pass rear wheel. Not going to touch the motor at all (don't attempt to fix what ain't broke). Like others here who are getting great service from their trucks, the key is maintaining all the fluids and changing them regularly.
Regards,
Jim
Congrats! Mine just turned 144,000. Also a 5.0. She's a flareside w/the supercab and 4 wheel drive. Truck totally bonestock and I'm leaning towards improving the sound/look of the exhaust on her. The motor/exhaust is just too damn quiet. I've got to look at the tach to see if she's running. I'm grounded with just enough info to realize there's a lot of hype on horsepower claims improving the exhaust. I'm thinking of just a catback system and noticed you did this. What size pipes did you end up with after the muffler? With this small block, I'm thinking a 2 1/2 inlet muffler and dual 2 1/4" outlets. Toying with having both pipes run alongside each other and dumping at a 45* behind the pass rear wheel. Not going to touch the motor at all (don't attempt to fix what ain't broke). Like others here who are getting great service from their trucks, the key is maintaining all the fluids and changing them regularly.
Regards,
Jim