GoneFXcrazy's Ruby Red FX4 Build Thread
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A couple pics from the weekend.
Camping - 27 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 26 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 23 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 4 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 5 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Capped - 2 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 27 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 26 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 23 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 4 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Camping - 5 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Capped - 2 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
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jedeckert1984 (07-02-2015)
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looking good charl
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Haha thanks! I laugh because I had read the words "boost bars" a few times on here but for some reason I didnt know it was the grill. I thought it was the LED light bar that people were putting in the space in front of the intercooler between the license brackets. Lol doh!
Truck look sweet. Time for me to save some mone for that sick Raptoid grill.
Truck look sweet. Time for me to save some mone for that sick Raptoid grill.
Thanks West, you know yours was kind of a part of the inspiration.
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Is this what you have? Just curious as I really like your setup
http://f150lifts.3dcartstores.com/F1...-13_p_126.html
And that 2.5" rear block gets you 1" of lift over the stock rear block, am I right?
Last edited by Weaver14; 07-02-2015 at 06:29 PM.
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Body lift is a waste of time. You have to get new mounts for your bumper, and all you've done is lift the cab and bed, the frame is still exactly where it is. Looks horrible IMO. Body lift does little to no wear on anything though.
Yes that's what I'm running, but mine have springs powder coated red. I will likely be replacing them soon though with an upgrade.
Yes that's what I'm running, but mine have springs powder coated red. I will likely be replacing them soon though with an upgrade.
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Decided to install a Fuse Block in the bed to power the various items I have in the back there from the lights and 12V plugs to the brake light and auto lock, as well as the soon to be installed small power inverter. This block has 6 circuits but you can get one with 12, also available with or without negative bus.
USED:
■ Blue Sea Systems Fuse Block
■ ~30ft of 10 AWG Primary wire each (black/red)
■ MAXI Fuse holder and 100 AMP fuse
■ Assorted Radioshack connectors
■ Smart Glow ATC Fuses
■ 14 & 16 AWG primary wires
■ Heavy duty Velcro
Really easy install, real simple device, easy to use. All nice and hidden.
Power Block - 1 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 3 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 2 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 10 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 11 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 5 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
USED:
■ Blue Sea Systems Fuse Block
Amazon.com: Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover: Sports & Outdoors
■ ~30ft of 10 AWG Primary wire each (black/red)
■ MAXI Fuse holder and 100 AMP fuse
■ Assorted Radioshack connectors
■ Smart Glow ATC Fuses
■ 14 & 16 AWG primary wires
■ Heavy duty Velcro
Really easy install, real simple device, easy to use. All nice and hidden.
Power Block - 1 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 3 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 2 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 10 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 11 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
Power Block - 5 by Charl Coetser, on Flickr
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