What did you do to your 10th gen today?
07-04-2014, 02:16 PM
Resident light whore
07-04-2014, 02:22 PM
Iowa Farmer
Yes. I wired mine on my chevy
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Jacob.P93 (07-04-2014)
07-04-2014, 02:29 PM
Senior Member
I have yet to see a set that look decent. Dhgfx4 or something like that with the massive green fx4 looks decent with them but I think they would look better with the stock mirrors with turn signals.
07-04-2014, 02:32 PM
07-04-2014, 02:32 PM
Good to see someone out there gets it!
Love when you see a car/truck for sale and they have all the mods listed, with the price of each mod next to it
Personally I'd say mods (most of them) decrease value. It makes the vehicle much more personal and appeal to a smaller audience.
A lot of mods would scare me away from the vehicle all together, you don't know whether or not the work has been done correctly. Too many people drinking beer and hacking up their vehicles. The closer to stock, the better, when buying used.
Love when you see a car/truck for sale and they have all the mods listed, with the price of each mod next to it
Personally I'd say mods (most of them) decrease value. It makes the vehicle much more personal and appeal to a smaller audience.
A lot of mods would scare me away from the vehicle all together, you don't know whether or not the work has been done correctly. Too many people drinking beer and hacking up their vehicles. The closer to stock, the better, when buying used.
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Jacob.P93 (07-04-2014)
07-04-2014, 02:35 PM
Senior Member
Good to see someone out there gets it! Love when you see a car/truck for sale and they have all the mods listed, with the price of each mod next to it Personally I'd say mods (most of them) decrease value. It makes the vehicle much more personal and appeal to a smaller audience. A lot of mods would scare me away from the vehicle all together, you don't know whether or not the work has been done correctly. Too many people drinking beer and hacking up their vehicles. The closer to stock, the better, when buying used.
07-04-2014, 02:39 PM
Senior Member
Haha my 98 1500 350 w/275+k got 17 easy with all city driving. It was a 2wd though but them 350s have all the power you could want and still get good mpg and they will take a beating and keep on chugging. The 5.4 is the same way but not as fuel efficient in my experiences.
07-04-2014, 02:41 PM
Good to see someone out there gets it!
Love when you see a car/truck for sale and they have all the mods listed, with the price of each mod next to it
Personally I'd say mods (most of them) decrease value. It makes the vehicle much more personal and appeal to a smaller audience.
A lot of mods would scare me away from the vehicle all together, you don't know whether or not the work has been done correctly. Too many people drinking beer and hacking up their vehicles. The closer to stock, the better, when buying used.
07-04-2014, 02:42 PM
Haha my 98 1500 350 w/275+k got 17 easy with all city driving. It was a 2wd though but them 350s have all the power you could want and still get good mpg and they will take a beating and keep on chugging. The 5.4 is the same way but not as fuel efficient in my experiences.