My F150
#26
then lift your shirt up and take pictures! I cant wait to see this...
btw impact is the only way... funny how when i did it years ago everyone said i was nuts now it seems to be the way to do it. I cant take credit however. I just knew a ford tech that did it that way at the dealer.
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then lift your shirt up and take pictures! I cant wait to see this...
btw impact is the only way... funny how when i did it years ago everyone said i was nuts now it seems to be the way to do it. I cant take credit however. I just knew a ford tech that did it that way at the dealer.
btw impact is the only way... funny how when i did it years ago everyone said i was nuts now it seems to be the way to do it. I cant take credit however. I just knew a ford tech that did it that way at the dealer.
my fiddy had both the spark plug issue and the cam phasors. I was going to fix it, until a friends neighbor bought a 2010 and within the first 5k miles it was already back at ford due to cam phasor issues. Thats when I got back into a ranger lol
#29
ive heard techs putting warm tranny fluid down the hole to help get em out haha.
my fiddy had both the spark plug issue and the cam phasors. I was going to fix it, until a friends neighbor bought a 2010 and within the first 5k miles it was already back at ford due to cam phasor issues. Thats when I got back into a ranger lol
my fiddy had both the spark plug issue and the cam phasors. I was going to fix it, until a friends neighbor bought a 2010 and within the first 5k miles it was already back at ford due to cam phasor issues. Thats when I got back into a ranger lol
Or sell the truck.
#31
Nice truck Korey. any plans for it? if its anything like the ranger itll be awesome.
#32
Put my head unit in it today and bought a new single din to put in the Ranger. I removed the leveling kit the other day and put in some drop shackles earlier tonight. If anyone has an 04-08 f150 you can have the autospring leveling kit for shipping cost. Its a 2.5" kit I believe. It sits level with it, no rake. Also, I was surprised how much better the stereo sounds now. Stock head units put out like 7 watts per channel, compared to ~25 watts with aftermarket. The truck has the audiophile stereo package, but the sub isn't enough. I'm designing my own box for it now.
#33
let's have a :circlejerk:
clean it, darker tint, better stereo, lowering, and putting some kind of tune on it, maybe a tonneau cover. nothing too serious.
#36
#37
Haha nice! Does your sub make a pop when you turn it on too? Supposedly they all do when you put in an aftermarket head unit. The fix is a 5v voltage regulator for $3 from RadioShack or two resistors wired inline.
Leveling kit removed, drop shackles on. Hopefully the highway mpg should go up some.
Leveling kit removed, drop shackles on. Hopefully the highway mpg should go up some.
#39
#40
Haha nice! Does your sub make a pop when you turn it on too? Supposedly they all do when you put in an aftermarket head unit. The fix is a 5v voltage regulator for $3 from RadioShack or two resistors wired inline.
Leveling kit removed, drop shackles on. Hopefully the highway mpg should go up some.
Leveling kit removed, drop shackles on. Hopefully the highway mpg should go up some.
#45
#46
Maybe. I'm not really a fan of that style light on most stuff. I'll have to Photoshop it to see if it works with the color.
Started doing the seats on the truck. This is 10 minutes after the first coat and then another thin coat before it dried. Probably going to do 3-4 coats total. I left the single seat alone to get a better idea of before and after. You can also see the typical Ford leaky third brake light water stains, which I'll be fixing soon as well. Leather CPR is the name of the product and you can buy small containers of it at bed bath and beyond for $15 or gallons on amazon. I squeezed it into my hands and rubbed it in. The colors of the treated area will even out more after it sits overnight.
Started doing the seats on the truck. This is 10 minutes after the first coat and then another thin coat before it dried. Probably going to do 3-4 coats total. I left the single seat alone to get a better idea of before and after. You can also see the typical Ford leaky third brake light water stains, which I'll be fixing soon as well. Leather CPR is the name of the product and you can buy small containers of it at bed bath and beyond for $15 or gallons on amazon. I squeezed it into my hands and rubbed it in. The colors of the treated area will even out more after it sits overnight.