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Finally got everything installed. Geiser springs up front, Deavers in the rear. 37x12.50R17 Toyo Open Country RT.

SO why don't you contact @GooseTuned, I'm sure he'd more that happy to help you out :doh2:

^^^^ What he said

Would also like to know how often you rotate the tires, and if the shocks have been rebuilt. This type of wear can be caused by several factors

2018, 44k miles, zero issues, loving it everyday

After watching this video, I’m more impressed by Ken Blocks control of the car than the actual car. While it’s cool, most of the other gymkhana videos are a lot wilder. The Hoonicorn videos are just totally insane, but he definitely seems to have better slide control over this car than any of...

Profile is gone already :33:

I’m betting he’ll be back in a week with another name

Will he ever learn

Probably the best description of what the SEMA show has become.

The show is for manufactures and distributors to show products to retailers. The retailers are the ones who buy the products to sell to the end user (us). There are events scheduled throughout the week to learn about new products and procedures from vehicle manufactures. There are also industry...

It probably only opens with a button if you have it hooked to a flux capacitor pushing 1.21 jigawatts

What is a 450 go? I thought you were getting an R and storing it in your garage until it’s a collectors truck

The difference is the load range. The 35X12.50R17 is a load range E (10ply) the LT315/70R17 designed for the Raptor is a load rance C (6ply). You will notice a bit harsher of a ride with the 35X12.50 if you care about that type of stuff.

What about the Walker Quiet Flow SS, Sasquach77 says this is the best, especially if you drill weep holes. :ROFLJest:

Weep holes and walker mufflers for life my nizzle :win:

Yea the 3.0 power stroke diesel... with quad weep holes

A weep hole will fix that

The mod you need to do is the weep hole, fixes everything, better exhaust note, more power, and a better looking wife :ROFLJest:

That's definitely the wrong connector. You have to take the taillight out and spice into that harness. Mine had more wires than that.

O christ, gonna be hearing about the weep hole thing soon :suicide:

I drive 90% non highway driving and have a lifetime average of 14.2 MPG. Granted my lifetime mileage is only 1300 miles, my 1/2 mile commute to and from work everyday isn't average for most people.