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Welcome Charles really nice color, thats the one that originally I was looking for but was imposible to locate in reg cab. :(
There are many threads about mpg increase, use the search tool to find it
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There are many threads about mpg increase, use the search tool to find it
https://www.ranger-forums.com/search.php
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Welcome to the site from the back roads outside of Peculiar, MO.
Use your own judgement on the intake silencer. I bought an '89 Mustang GT new and drove it for 17 years and 282,000 miles. Removal of the silencer was a suggested mod for it, I tried it and noticed no improvement. Living on very bad gravel roads, I felt that it would expose the filter element to thrown rocks which could puncture it and leave my air unfiltered, it also helps the larger gravel dust settle out before hitting the filter. All this is probably moot, since you live in more "civilized" conditions.
Great looking truck, and a great time to grab a new or slightly used one due to their discontinuance in the USA market.
Use your own judgement on the intake silencer. I bought an '89 Mustang GT new and drove it for 17 years and 282,000 miles. Removal of the silencer was a suggested mod for it, I tried it and noticed no improvement. Living on very bad gravel roads, I felt that it would expose the filter element to thrown rocks which could puncture it and leave my air unfiltered, it also helps the larger gravel dust settle out before hitting the filter. All this is probably moot, since you live in more "civilized" conditions.
Great looking truck, and a great time to grab a new or slightly used one due to their discontinuance in the USA market.
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Welcome to the site from the back roads outside of Peculiar, MO.
Use your own judgement on the intake silencer. I bought an '89 Mustang GT new and drove it for 17 years and 282,000 miles. Removal of the silencer was a suggested mod for it, I tried it and noticed no improvement. Living on very bad gravel roads, I felt that it would expose the filter element to thrown rocks which could puncture it and leave my air unfiltered, it also helps the larger gravel dust settle out before hitting the filter. All this is probably moot, since you live in more "civilized" conditions.
Great looking truck, and a great time to grab a new or slightly used one due to their discontinuance in the USA market.
Use your own judgement on the intake silencer. I bought an '89 Mustang GT new and drove it for 17 years and 282,000 miles. Removal of the silencer was a suggested mod for it, I tried it and noticed no improvement. Living on very bad gravel roads, I felt that it would expose the filter element to thrown rocks which could puncture it and leave my air unfiltered, it also helps the larger gravel dust settle out before hitting the filter. All this is probably moot, since you live in more "civilized" conditions.
Great looking truck, and a great time to grab a new or slightly used one due to their discontinuance in the USA market.
Thanks for the input
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Easy. I got a inline connector that utilizes your antenna plug.
It's basically and iPod transmitter, but since it utilizes the actual antenna plug, the signal is excellent and so is the sound quality
http://isimplesolutions.com/universa...nzIt-IS77.aspx
It's basically and iPod transmitter, but since it utilizes the actual antenna plug, the signal is excellent and so is the sound quality
http://isimplesolutions.com/universa...nzIt-IS77.aspx
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