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Sharp looking truck. When you putting on the Amp power steps? just trying to feed into that addiction.
I've been eyeing those too since I looked in the AMP catalog for my bed extender.
Now back to GoneFXcrazy's stuff. I made my own build thread now since I have something more worthy to post.
I remember back a bit you painted the exhaust pipe and spare tire shield. Now I know why. Every time I walk by the passenger side now all I see is steel through the rear wheel well. Time for some BBQ paint.
I'll try that soon and see how it looks. I plan on using this thing and that will help the approach angle.
Nice. It's only two bolts that attach to nothing except that splitter itself.
Originally Posted by Circuit
I've been eyeing those too since I looked in the AMP catalog for my bed extender.
Now back to GoneFXcrazy's stuff. I made my own build thread now since I have something more worthy to post.
I remember back a bit you painted the exhaust pipe and spare tire shield. Now I know why. Every time I walk by the passenger side now all I see is steel through the rear wheel well. Time for some BBQ paint.
I'm seriously considering the AMPs too.
Yeah, it bugged me so much I had to do something. You don't even have to bother with BBQ paint, I used plastidip, it worked brilliantly. 5k miles later and it still looks great.
Finally got my level, tires and tip. Half of these things were inspired by this thread so I thought I'd post a picture here to point the blame.
All the stuff is in my signature. When I went shopping for this truck I said I was going to get the truck I want, how I want since I plan on keeping her for at least a decade like my previous 2004 F150.
Those shoes are sweet! I am in Ontario as well. How much did they set you back?
Those shoes are sweet! I am in Ontario as well. How much did they set you back?
$190 plus $40 balance and install per tire. Compared to the Pirellis they is a small amount of road noise and they are a little more bouncy. Just makes you feel like you are in an actual truck instead of a SUV. (I used to drive tractor-trailer)
GoneFXcrazy: I took off that air dam and you are right, it looks much better. Now I have to fill that hole in the front between the back of the bumper frame and the front suspension cross member with a skid plate. More mods!
GoneFXcrazy: I took off that air dam and you are right, it looks much better. Now I have to fill that hole in the front between the back of the bumper frame and the front suspension cross member with a skid plate. More mods!
Yeah I noticed the same thing. The SR20 helped hide that open space, but if I hadn't done that I also had plans for the same kind of skid plate.
07-17-2014, 07:14 AM
