2011 Ecoboost 8" Rize lift
10-06-2013, 09:42 PM
#61
Senior Member
7 months is a ridiculous amount of time. They either must not want to work on it or be a bunch of idiots. I know it sucks to be paying for a truck you can't even use, it wouldn't even be worth it to me if I got the lift for free. Also check the mileage on the truck once you get it back to be sure they didn't rack up several hundred miles.
10-09-2013, 05:31 PM
#62
It is long story, but I have faith in the new owner and he is doing the right things with the company and they only put 64 miles on the truck since they have had it.
Anyhow it's getting close just waiting on coilovers to come in and we are adding a leaf in the rear.
Anyhow it's getting close just waiting on coilovers to come in and we are adding a leaf in the rear.
10-09-2013, 06:17 PM
#64
Truck looks BADDDDASSSS!!!
10-09-2013, 08:42 PM
#65
Senior Member
That looks awesome. And I agree the lift should be free.
10-15-2013, 02:44 PM
#66
Senior Member
So they have had your truck for what, about 8 months? Assuming an average (and this is probably on the low side for the sake of erring on the side of caution) truck payment is in the 'hood of $400..... Congratulations, you just paid $3,200 for your lift and weren't able to drive your truck for 8 months. And that's if they give it to you for free!
10-15-2013, 03:24 PM
#67
Making a payment is regardless of lift or not.
I got the lift and traction bars and coilovers for a pretty damn good price so I can't complain and my truck being used for R&D was why it took so long.
Its 700 a month for a fully loaded Fx4 JFYI Im blessed to be able to afford it and also have another car I could drive around while I haven't had my truck.
It's been a long road and lots of patients, the end result will be a bad *** truck.
I got the lift and traction bars and coilovers for a pretty damn good price so I can't complain and my truck being used for R&D was why it took so long.
Its 700 a month for a fully loaded Fx4 JFYI Im blessed to be able to afford it and also have another car I could drive around while I haven't had my truck.
It's been a long road and lots of patients, the end result will be a bad *** truck.
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10-15-2013, 09:07 PM
#68
Senior Member
Making a payment is regardless of lift or not.
I got the lift and traction bars and coilovers for a pretty damn good price so I can't complain and my truck being used for R&D was why it took so long.
Its 700 a month for a fully loaded Fx4 JFYI Im blessed to be able to afford it and also have another car I could drive around while I haven't had my truck.
It's been a long road and lots of patients, the end result will be a bad *** truck.
I got the lift and traction bars and coilovers for a pretty damn good price so I can't complain and my truck being used for R&D was why it took so long.
Its 700 a month for a fully loaded Fx4 JFYI Im blessed to be able to afford it and also have another car I could drive around while I haven't had my truck.
It's been a long road and lots of patients, the end result will be a bad *** truck.
10-15-2013, 10:04 PM
#69
700 x 8 = $5600 invested for zero return (ie: not being able to drive it) + whatever they are charging you for all that stuff. You will never get that money back. I guess you are blessed to be able to throw that kind of money away. Yes, it will be a badass truck, I definitely agree with you there. What is your intended use for it once you get it back? I hope you're going to flog the ***** out of it and use it offroad.
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