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Old 09-30-2013, 11:45 PM
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Interior LED swap, all except glovebox light as that thing is a bugger to get out:
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hi bro nice truck , where do you get "ford" logo for the grill
Old 10-01-2013, 10:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 98 ford xlt
hi bro nice truck , where do you get "ford" logo for the grill

This guy: https://www.f150forum.com/f53/97-03-...erlays-151588/
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Painted dash pod and installed Edge. Need to figure out what I want to do with my Radar detector as it's not in the best spot now. Might see if I can mount it on the pod itself.

Truck is coming along nicely,how has the Edge been so far? It's on my to do list,a radar detector is too,cops around here love to write tickets for young guys.
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Th Edge is fine. I use the gauges to monitor the trans temp and coolant temp when I'm towing.

Can't say I noticed much of a power increase with this or the Superchips but I don't "hot rod" my truck. Can certainly feel the transmission shifts though after a couple months they seem to dwindle but could partly be due to the PCM learning period.

Radar detectors are wonderful. Don't go the cheap route if you're going to get one, make sure to research. A good detector will cost $200-300 but that is cheap at the price of a ticket or two. I've had this one for 6 years now (Beltronics 955) so it's due to be replaced. The newer models don't detect different bands but their detection distance has been improved, they have false detection learning and also can point out direction of the detection.

Knock on wood I've never received a ticket.
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Normal wear and tear. 110,000 miles on it. There wasn't much play even. Everything else under it looks normal for a truck this old and in this climate we live in (you're in Michigan right? Similar weather.)

It does look worse in the pic than it actually was.
Right Michigan,- Where there's no shortage of rusty tailgates, and leaky intakes.
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Yea, I was curious about that Idler arm, - looked like a bull dog chewed on it , - from here anyway. lol.

Nice little journal you got going here, - and nice ride of course.
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Right Michigan,- Where there's no shortage of rusty tailgates, and leaky intakes.
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Yea, I was curious about that Idler arm, - looked like a bull dog chewed on it , - from here anyway. lol.

Nice little journal you got going here, - and nice ride of course.
your from michigan too? haha sweet!

I'm loving the log! I just replaced all the coil packs and spark plugs on mine, and next is up grading the steering components!
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Originally Posted by BiggestFordFan23
I'm loving the log! I just replaced all the coil packs and spark plugs on mine, and next is up grading the steering components!
Thanks. I thought I could update the log but apparently you can't edit posts after so long. I do keep it up to date though.

Had a brake flush done last weekend. Definitely needed, my fluid exchange didn't get it all out even after multiple changes.

Good luck with the steering components. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Do You like the Revo's you had? im thinking about getting a set
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They were nice. Wish I didn't sell them.


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