Build Thread for my Ruby-Red, Coyote powered, 2013 FX2 Sport
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Moving, ugh. I hope I never move again. Good luck!
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What a clean build. I love all the little mods you're doing. What was the size of those reverse LED bulb? Subscribed so I could steal some of your ideas. Lol.
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FXtreme5.0 (09-05-2018)
#105
SD_F1504x4,
Here's a Link to those JDM's I had previously:
I already replaced them with these Sylvania's only due to aesthetics (lol):
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/...bp2/11236783-P
Thanks BTW
Here's a Link to those JDM's I had previously:
I already replaced them with these Sylvania's only due to aesthetics (lol):
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/...bp2/11236783-P
Thanks BTW
Last edited by FXtreme5.0; 09-19-2018 at 06:30 AM.
#106
Recently returned from a 2115 mile trip & not only did I observe the Truck's MPG calculations, I also hand calculated it. In total, I used appx 114 gallons of gas w/an appx cost of $310. (I did not top it off upon returning to town, so the final total is estimated).
As of the last calculated stop at 2004.2 miles, the truck displayed 104.8 gallons @ 19.2 while hand calculations were 108.08 gallons @ 18.54 which is fairly close I guess. Nearly 19 mpg isn't bad considering I run appx 10 mph over the speed limit all the time, so she maintained appx 80 mph most of the time.
I am interested to see the difference when I replace these 3.31's with the 3.73's here soon. Shouldn't be too much IMO but then again, it really doesn't matter either. I do not drive it every day & hell, this is the first road trip that we took the truck on since getting it appx 2.5 years ago.
NOTE: Reference my Borla S-Type Exhaust, Sound has gotten much better! A little deeper & a little louder!
This trip really helped, as it had lots of time running which probably baked in the packing material or whatever it does (lol).
It's still not as loud as my Legato system, but the consistent tone of the S-Type is fantastic!
BTW: I have not had a chance to install the new JBA Header's yet
As of the last calculated stop at 2004.2 miles, the truck displayed 104.8 gallons @ 19.2 while hand calculations were 108.08 gallons @ 18.54 which is fairly close I guess. Nearly 19 mpg isn't bad considering I run appx 10 mph over the speed limit all the time, so she maintained appx 80 mph most of the time.
I am interested to see the difference when I replace these 3.31's with the 3.73's here soon. Shouldn't be too much IMO but then again, it really doesn't matter either. I do not drive it every day & hell, this is the first road trip that we took the truck on since getting it appx 2.5 years ago.
NOTE: Reference my Borla S-Type Exhaust, Sound has gotten much better! A little deeper & a little louder!
This trip really helped, as it had lots of time running which probably baked in the packing material or whatever it does (lol).
It's still not as loud as my Legato system, but the consistent tone of the S-Type is fantastic!
BTW: I have not had a chance to install the new JBA Header's yet
Last edited by FXtreme5.0; 09-19-2018 at 06:32 AM.
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johnday in BFE (09-16-2018)
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Yes, that exhaust does need to burn in On both my STypes, I noticed them sounding better and better the longer I ran them. On every 200 mile one way trip downstate, I notice that it changed. After a few thousand, it seemed to stabilize.
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FXtreme5.0 (09-19-2018)
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I found the idea & instructions on the Forum, but I cant remember if it was here or FordTruckEnthusists
Thank you
Last edited by FXtreme5.0; 09-24-2018 at 09:59 AM.