4x4dave

Yep that's a nice and clean truck, i wouldn't mess with it much. Heck man, the rims aren't even scraped up. That's impressive. If it were me i'd remove the pin striping and find extra rain guard covers for the rear or ditch it all together. Start with some maintenance. Great way to learn about the truck.

darkness225

Yeah i might ditch the rain guards. i just got around to removing the old adhesive off the back the other day. The backs were off when i bought the truck.

austinco2

..............the mobile app wouldn't let me post a reply.......or so I thought. Sorry about the same comment thrice.

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

Yep. He has a thread on here how to build them.

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

If I had it all to do it again. I think the the first two things would be a full tune up, the Gotts intake mod, and a programmer.

BradenHuff

You can't do the Gotts intake mod with a cold air intake can you?

BradenHuff

I know it's a dumb question but I'm just wanting to double check

darkness225

Any suggestions on what kind of programmer? I know the Gotts mod, and I've done some basic maintenance on her

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

Well actually you can. You use the smooth piping from the intake to the stock airbox containing a filter then pvc on out and a coupler to finish it off from there.

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

I would say SCT from Franchi on the boards or MorePowerTuning. The old 3015s can be had at a deal right now but the new offering is the x4. The active displays on the Livewire are great too but more costly. Both have a good reputation. Would you want just the performance enhancements or would you like to see the extra gauges and everything in real time.