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C rated is typically found in tires for 15" wheels and sometimes 16". not really common in 17" wheel size variants. the stock raptor size BFG ko2 is available in load range C, as well as E. For a heavier vehicle like a raptor, I would go with the load range E personally. Discount Tire Direct...

it doesnt even sound as good as my ranger V6 lmao

I'm not going to get into that with ya wilson lol. You know my opinion on ethanol. lets leave it at that.

hahahahahaahhaa engine sounds :ROFLJest:

Left a review in the vendor review forum. Freakin amazed.

it's probably actually not bad as a plow truck. you can get some pretty lightweight plows these days. better than nothing. If it's his only truck and he has a long driveway, I say go for it.

So I won a Pumpkin Spice Detail spray kit from Adams on here, Just wanna give them a huge shout out for that. shipping was fast, friendly service even though I didn't give them a dime. I will definitely be using them in the future based on that fact alone. now onto the product. This is their...

Huge shootout to Adams! Going to wash the car and truck tomorrow and try this stuff out!

I don't even like the BS like traction control. So I think that gives my option on self driving vehicles.

Haha I informed he I was in Canada and I had no issues if they chose someone else if it was a shipping issue, he said it's all good! :flipthebird:

My bad.

if that's the case, OP is trying to pull a fast one. his first post said it was filmed last weekend. Maybe just a similar video?

wait what?! for real?! ---------- Post added at 09:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:47 PM ---------- Dan at Adam's Polishes is my new best friend. :win:

I can only dream :ROFLJest:

shhhh dont tell them!

^ beautiful

Jesus. that's epic. In4Wins Adams is awesome lol.

Exactly. And for the single fellas, go detail your truck with this stuff in a Starbucks parking lot..... You'll get the ladies.

I kinda want it...... I bet it smells pretty great.

FYI i believe the fuel filter is a "lifetime" part and it's part of the fuel pump assembly and located inside the tank.

:wizlick: Love you bro

Sorry guys, it's not me. I wish I was witty enough to come up with such a magnificent story.