4.6 trucks
06-07-2011, 05:55 PM
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wow my iphone does not show these trucks as they really are. just got on the computer n ****. raider i like your wheels n flares! looks real sharp!!!!! you painted your lights? got any advice for me? thats my project this weekend? i read alotta the threads n posts on here n on the internet but any advice would be nice. thankss
06-07-2011, 06:30 PM
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I got more power out of mine, put 4.10 witha detroit softlock in the rear, K &N intake and a flow master exhaust. my milage didnt change enof to notic, and with the 4.10 its got more power off the line, how ever increases ur highway rpms just a little also depends on tire size im on 33inch tires. but ya heres my truck as is 
06-07-2011, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by jjiimmyy55
not bad at all! ive been wantin to do that to mine but wasent sure how the finished product would look. i think i might have to make a purchase! thanks man
06-07-2011, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by maxf150
I got more power out of mine, put 4.10 witha detroit softlock in the rear, K &N intake and a flow master exhaust. my milage didnt change enof to notic, and with the 4.10 its got more power off the line, how ever increases ur highway rpms just a little also depends on tire size im on 33inch tires. but ya heres my truck as is
06-07-2011, 07:07 PM
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Installing gears, i would recomend you pay somone to do it, and in total with install your looking at 600-700$(depending on the price of the gears) i think i got my gears for around 160, but i could be wrong. i put the gears in yrs ago and installed them myself along with the detroit locker and its a pain in the ***, but well worth it. But ya if you have never worked ona rear end /dif i wouldnt recomend learning on something that works already
06-07-2011, 07:15 PM
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check out the detroit tru trac, its a nice setup not a full locker but amazing for the street and offroad its a ls, just works alot better then thee stock one ford has, I have the soft locker in mine, chirps the tires every now and then, but my truck has spent 75% of its life on dirt
its a ls, just works alot better then thee stock one ford has, I have the soft locker in mine, chirps the tires every now and then, but my truck has spent 75% of its life on dirt
06-07-2011, 07:19 PM
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yeah just considering. i like em but i got some other stuff on the table that comes first. like painting my headlights and a vacation to MT. so we will see whats left in the ol budget after MT next month.
06-07-2011, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by maxf150
check out the detroit tru trac, its a nice setup not a full locker but amazing for the street and offroad its a ls, just works alot better then thee stock one ford has, I have the soft locker in mine, chirps the tires every now and then, but my truck has spent 75% of its life on dirt
its a ls, just works alot better then thee stock one ford has, I have the soft locker in mine, chirps the tires every now and then, but my truck has spent 75% of its life on dirt