My 99 Flareside (5.4 4x4)
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My 99 Flareside (5.4 4x4)
I got my first truck in October 2009. It came with dual exhaust, billet grille and old tint. So far I've only put about 500 miles on it, and done a few little things to it.
-New pads and rotors.
-New rad hoses.
-Rotate / Balance.
-K&N Filter
-Clean Throttle Body.
-Paint tow hooks, antenna, diff. cover, hitch.
-Chrome pipe covers.
-Smoked Plate Cover.
-Restored Headlights.
-Spot Mirrors.
Here are random pics. Oct - now. K&N decal is gone, now has the girl.
-New pads and rotors.
-New rad hoses.
-Rotate / Balance.
-K&N Filter
-Clean Throttle Body.
-Paint tow hooks, antenna, diff. cover, hitch.
-Chrome pipe covers.
-Smoked Plate Cover.
-Restored Headlights.
-Spot Mirrors.
Here are random pics. Oct - now. K&N decal is gone, now has the girl.
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I love that truck! I'm ridiculously jealous, THAT is the exact truck I wanted when I bought mine. Unfortunately for me they're super-rare in my area. Nice purchase and enjoy the truck.
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Well, I don't want to go full out on rims, I'd just like to get the 17" rims that were stock on the 97-98 years and some 265-285 M/Ts maybe BFG or Goodyears. I think that would definitely help the look, and then it wouldn't suck in the mud and snow.
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I'd keep the same wheels, with 265 white letter BFG's of some kind for sure... mixing oem wheels on different model years looks terrible to me...