joeami's 2012 EcoBEAST build
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joeami's 2012 EcoBEAST build
I traded in my 2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon in hopes of getting some better gas mileage. I can't drive a stock vehicle, so join me in turning this stock F150 into something fun to drive and sexy to look at!
The starter vehicle:
2012 F150 Ecoboost FX2
The plans:
Intake, exhaust, programmer, 33" or 35" BFG KO2 tires (still undecided), King coilovers & shocks, possibly some Deaver springs, Procomp uniball UCAs, Addictive Desert Designs bumpers, Rigid LED bars
The starter vehicle:
2012 F150 Ecoboost FX2
The plans:
Intake, exhaust, programmer, 33" or 35" BFG KO2 tires (still undecided), King coilovers & shocks, possibly some Deaver springs, Procomp uniball UCAs, Addictive Desert Designs bumpers, Rigid LED bars
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Decided to go with Procomp Vertigo wheels. The matte gray matches the sterling gray perfectly!
Also had the front windows tinted a few weeks ago. Just need to get the coilovers so I can get some larger tires!
Also had the front windows tinted a few weeks ago. Just need to get the coilovers so I can get some larger tires!
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I'll do what I can to take a couple videos this weekend. I LOVE the Atlas exhaust for the ecoboost. It sounds way better than anything else I've come across. There's no drone to me on the highway, but your tolerance might be lower than mine. This is really the only exhaust I've seen that makes that whisper of an engine sound like a truck.
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I'll do what I can to take a couple videos this weekend. I LOVE the Atlas exhaust for the ecoboost. It sounds way better than anything else I've come across. There's no drone to me on the highway, but your tolerance might be lower than mine. This is really the only exhaust I've seen that makes that whisper of an engine sound like a truck.