What have you done to your powerstroke today?

black'n'blue · Jul 2, 2014

I unlocked the door, put the key in, looked at my fuel gauge, shut the door, and drove the civic to work with no a/c:doh:

JrStroker · Jul 3, 2014

My gal was ran off the road today. Does this look bad? Ha

ToMang07 · Jul 3, 2014

Looks like the USA sent your tires a message, lol

black'n'blue · Jul 3, 2014

I feel

6speedsd · Jul 3, 2014

You guys and your silly rubber band tires....

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RedRice589 · Jul 3, 2014

I don't understand how you guys do that? I ran them for 10k and no problems.

Powerstroke214 · Jul 3, 2014

RSK said:
looks good, I'm glad you didn't go with a 4.5" or 6" lift to fit 35's which fit with either a leveling kit and or 100% stock suspension depending on the wheel, or with a really serious offset and wide tire they actually do need a full lift, but that's not usually the case

Thanks! I want to go a little higher now though. It rubs pretty badly.

In my fantasy land, I'd have a 2.5" carli pintop kit with a 1" spacer up front and 5" blocks. I like the height, aesthetically, but the extra inch would be nice to pull into/out of a driveway at more than 2mph lol!

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Bobby@cp · Jul 3, 2014

Got my new lights installed.

JrStroker · Jul 3, 2014

RedRice589 said:
I don't understand how you guys do that? I ran them for 10k and no problems.

We don't do it, those dang curbs do.

dsberman94 · Jul 3, 2014

RedRice589 said:
I don't understand how you guys do that? I ran them for 10k and no problems.

In his case his woman did it. And you know how bad PA roads are.

RedRice589 · Jul 3, 2014

JrStroker said:
We don't do it, those dang curbs do.

Lol I hauled horse trailers and a duramax from pa to Kentucky on a tagalong flatbed.... But I did drive a car for my first two vehicles. And we have a mustang. Avoiding curbs isn't too bad.

dsberman94 said:
In his case his woman did it. And you know how bad PA roads are.

They're not that bad.... I am here 6 months out of the year....

ToMang07 · Jul 3, 2014

Just another reason I hate low profile tires.

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dsberman94 · Jul 3, 2014

RedRice589 said:
They're not that bad.... I am here 6 months out of the year....

They're not that great either. All the extra you pay for diesel fuel up here is supposed to be to fix the roads. How much fixing do you see, I don't see enough to charge me $4 a gallon for, basically, what's left in the bottom of the barrel of crude after it's been refined of everything else. I know it's still more expensive other places but comparative pricing in NJ is $3.60 atleast.

Dmstrucks02 · Jul 3, 2014

Put my steering wheel back in, just got it back from the recovering shop
Excuse the glare I have a Crack on my camera

lincolnlocker · Jul 3, 2014

thought about selling the older two... again...

sagebel · Jul 3, 2014

Dmstrucks02 said:
Put my steering wheel back in, just got it back from the recovering shop
Excuse the glare I have a Crack on my camera

Where, how much, and how long did it take to re-cover? My KR wheel wasn't taken care of by the PO.

Dmstrucks02 · Jul 3, 2014

sagebel said:
Where, how much, and how long did it take to re-cover? My KR wheel wasn't taken care of by the PO.

Craft customs in rockwall, TX
It was $290 after tax and shipping
It took about 2 weeks

acf6 · Jul 4, 2014

$290? , my KR steering wheel is shot but i priced a new one out at like $330 i believe

RSK · Jul 4, 2014

dsberman94 said:
They're not that great either. All the extra you pay for diesel fuel up here is supposed to be to fix the roads. How much fixing do you see, I don't see enough to charge me $4 a gallon for, basically, what's left in the bottom of the barrel of crude after it's been refined of everything else. I know it's still more expensive other places but comparative pricing in NJ is $3.60 atleast.

I guess Pa doesn't have the best roads....but in CT in the town I drive in, the roads get redone every 5-7 years it seems like, so most of them are mint especially in the town and the next town over. the thing I hate about new roads and new pavement is the oils that come out of the pavement it wrecks havoc on my paint....also my burnout marks doesn't last as long on fresh pavement vs. old pavement. they wash off much quicker