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Old 03-22-2013, 05:03 AM
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So I'm new to this, so be patient. But I just bought a 2009 f-150 XLT 4 door 4x4 Black. It came with a few mods such as a chrome package, tonneau ARE bed cover, rubber floor mats, auto start and that's about it. So my question is what should my first step be? Here's some options:

Cold air intake (K&N probably)
Lift kit or leveling kit (prob just level it)
Rims and tires
Just tires on the stock chrome rims
Black Led Halogen headlights
Flow master exhaust system

Those are just a few ideas, any other or suggestions please!? Thanks for the help, I just want to do some mods just not sure which first.
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SCT tuner from 5 star tuning. That's what I plan to do. It will give you the most performance for your dollar spent.

Tinted windows?
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Welcome!!
Get a Tuner! The Diablo Tune was the best thing I ever did for my vehicle, let me know what you decide on, being a forum member you get a special discount just for f150forum members.
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Tint. Like a pimp.

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Tint is easy and inexpensive. If you are happy with your wheels put some beefy rubber on it. Tires can really make or break a truck's look.
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Programmer over a cold air intake? I have a good tint on it, forgot to include that!
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Get a tuner and the intake at the same time for the best results. They will include the fact that you have an intake into your tune. If you lift, grab a level an throw on some 33s or 34s on your stock rim. Looks good and saves money. good luck

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Originally Posted by GreyFX4Eco
Get a tuner and the intake at the same time for the best results. They will include the fact that you have an intake into your tune. If you lift, grab a level an throw on some 33s or 34s on your stock rim. Looks good and saves money. good luck
How easy is a tuner to install? And any suggestions on brand or type other than those listed above. I guess ideally I could buy a K&N air intake and some kind of tuner and install both myself



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