JayMan
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Ok will do! I don’t think it’s an option to purchase here though. Thanks MateCheck Flood Ford esp. you will save a lot of money for the same thing. I am not sure about you being in BC though.
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Ok will do! I don’t think it’s an option to purchase here though. Thanks MateCheck Flood Ford esp. you will save a lot of money for the same thing. I am not sure about you being in BC though.
Agreed. I just mentioned that because it took me off guard. As far as any problems from sitting for three months, I didn't see anything that would cause me not to take the truck. Hope the same for you.That's good to know. However, for me at least that shouldn't be a deciding factor. I assume all F-150s accumulate train dust in transit regardless of whether they were parked in a parking lot for a couple months.
I think tire size depends on whether or not you want the additional weight of a bigger tire and possibly wheel if you chose a bigger diameter as well. If you're leveling the truck, then the height will depend on what you'll need to get the truck leveled. You'll want to account for sag, so plan that into your modifications as well.Anyone who hasn't gotten their truck yet, its coming soon... And it's going to be worth it... Loving the new truck.
That said, rather than pile back through all the old posts on the topic.... I was hoping I could get a quick consensus from the best forum week of all..., my fellow 4/26ers.
I was going to wait and wear out this first set but think I've decided to put a level and a little bigger tires on it now...
Which level kit and height? Which tire size?...
Keeping 18-in factory wheels...
Put bushwacker OE's fender flares (.6") Slightly more coverage but not much.
Not trying to go Toooo crazy big (keeping it classy) but want just good looking , little taller AT tires on the leveled truck. 295 75 18? Looking at an online calculator this should be .8" wider, and 34.26" tall. Thank you guys
Was that through the dealer or a warranty company?I was quoted 5 year bumper to bumper/100km at $2995.
are you based out of Canada?I was quoted 5 year bumper to bumper/100km at $2995.
It doesn’t look like I’ll be able to get Flood or Ziegler living in Canada. This was the dealer quote but I’ll shop around for private company options here.Check Flood Ford esp. you will save a lot of money for the same thing. I am not sure about you being in BC though.
Maybe a defective ChipStart keeping track of all the repairs. Lemon law might save you. That sounds like a serious issue.
Except they are cooler!I have not seen any evidence that ramp 59 trucks have been any less satisfactory than their non 59 counterparts.
Damn, some nice looking trucks from 4-26 build week.
took a minute or two to get them all copied into one post lolDamn, some nice looking trucks from 4-26 build week.
Everything up north here in Canada is more…exchange rate, taxes, everything. It’s brutal.I got 10 years 120k for $2800 In Indiana. Sounds like a lot to me.
That is pretty neat looking at all the delivered trucks. Thanks for putting that together.took a minute or two to get them all copied into one post lol
Well you did an outstanding Job!!!took a minute or two to get them all copied into one post lol