Jason's 2014 fx4 5.0L build
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#43
how did you prop the front end of quad up while its loaded in your bed. I have a 5.5' bed and the quad is barely too big for me to close the tailgate, maybe like 2-4" too long. I hate having the tailgate down and have thought about getting a bed extender but still a pain when pulling a trailer and having a quad in the back. Thanks!
#44
how did you prop the front end of quad up while its loaded in your bed. I have a 5.5' bed and the quad is barely too big for me to close the tailgate, maybe like 2-4" too long. I hate having the tailgate down and have thought about getting a bed extender but still a pain when pulling a trailer and having a quad in the back. Thanks!
that is just what I had laying around at the time, but I'm going to weld up a small stand that I can lay in the back of the truck the right height so I want have to mess around with blocks and it will be more secure.
gonna try and make it soon so I'll post pics.
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#46
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Looks awesome
#49
Thanks guys! Hoping to get out and take a few more pictures before I take these tires and the wheels spacers off for winter.
I was also considering getting some bilstein 5100s on all 4 corners. However, I like the level height my 2.5” spacer gives me and I know the 5100s only go to 2.1”, so I was considering getting them and just running them at stock height (which I hear they ride the best on this setting) and just continue to run my 2.5” spacer. Hopefully this would give me a more firm and responsive feel in the truck and possibly eliminate or reduce some of the “shudder” I get when going over rough washboard type sections in the road.
what do you guys think??
I was also considering getting some bilstein 5100s on all 4 corners. However, I like the level height my 2.5” spacer gives me and I know the 5100s only go to 2.1”, so I was considering getting them and just running them at stock height (which I hear they ride the best on this setting) and just continue to run my 2.5” spacer. Hopefully this would give me a more firm and responsive feel in the truck and possibly eliminate or reduce some of the “shudder” I get when going over rough washboard type sections in the road.
what do you guys think??
#50
I think the lugnuts should be black.