Show'em Off!!! Post up 97-03 trucks!
07-02-2012, 03:51 AM
She's a Beast
I can peal out every time I take off and get 9ish (no flat land whatsoever) or I can drive like I'm 105 years old and get 13ish. I think your as has a lot to do with it. If you don't travel much, always in town, always use the same as station, after a month or two it will help you a mpg or so. A least it did for me. Have been driving on the same brand gas from the same station since feb
07-02-2012, 08:43 AM
Senior Member
Originally Posted by Setz08
Yea im finding it very hard to believe. I never got that kind of mileage stock much less with a lift and big tires. My Dad has the same truck with chip and intake with stock wheels and tires and drives nice and calm and gets no where near what they are saying. so IDK what to believe
07-02-2012, 08:48 AM
I know a lot off guys on this thread dont like lowered trucks but here we go anyway! I swapped out the 6" flip kit this weekend for a 2/4 drop ( I like it much better!) Took my 20" wheels off and traded them out for some 5 spoke 17" wheels and then blacked them out. Also to on a very tedious project and color matched my HALO headlights to match the truck! Hope you guys like it, I know i do!
07-02-2012, 10:49 AM
Cockpit Magician
I pulled up to my girlfriends house last night and her roommates new boyfriend was there. I don't want to say I judged him by what he drove but....come on man! A fiat?
07-02-2012, 10:52 AM
Senior Member
Originally Posted by oldfloyd
I pulled up to my girlfriends house last night and her roommates new boyfriend was there. I don't want to say I judged him by what he drove but....come on man! A fiat?
07-02-2012, 01:32 PM
Senior Member
Originally Posted by livinfast85
I know a lot off guys on this thread dont like lowered trucks but here we go anyway! I swapped out the 6" flip kit this weekend for a 2/4 drop ( I like it much better!) Took my 20" wheels off and traded them out for some 5 spoke 17" wheels and then blacked them out. Also to on a very tedious project and color matched my HALO headlights to match the truck! Hope you guys like it, I know i do!
07-02-2012, 02:41 PM
Yes. Set the oven for 215 degrees and let them set in there for 10 min. Then with a small flat head, start to pry them apart. Once you have worked your way all the way around the housing you should be able to pry them apart by hand.
07-02-2012, 02:47 PM
Senior Member
Originally Posted by livinfast85
Yes. Set the oven for 215 degrees and let them set in there for 10 min. Then with a small flat head, start to pry them apart. Once you have worked your way all the way around the housing you should be able to pry them apart by hand.