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Yes and Hell Yes! Subscribed and following as @2.7wot

The red lights are on a switch too they also turn on my front amber lights too.

I have the Diode Dynamics switch back tucked up nicely which runs red for chase lights then switched to white with a flip of switch aux 5. I also upgraded the taillights to the Oracle Flush taillights which added better lighting than stock.

Did a little trail riding last weekend!

Because I like shiny things!

If your MPG average is incorrect after hand calculations there is a formula to correct it, has the same features as my F150 although I never changed anything.

Here is @HRSPW playing in the wild! and plays well with others ;)

Went on a trail ride today with the New Jersey Bronco Club and the Tri-State Bronco Club.

if there is a lot of dust and dirt like the trails in our area the oiled one needs constant cleaning where as a dry filter just needs replacing, cleaning the oiled one needs drying time before reinstalling. The dry filter has better filtration than oil.

I’m still not sold on the oiled filter and Ingen has both and I’m also looking into a intercooler upgrade and Ingen has been dyno testing there products with some real impressive results.

Thank you, and still waiting to see what other options are available, not overly impressed with the Roush and waiting to see the Ingen one in the field on which is better oiled or dry.

Film: Suntek Windshield: None Front windows: 20% Rear and Side windows: 20%

Did a little trail ride with the New Jersey Bronco Club last Sunday.

Updated with my twins' 3" lift and 37" General Grabber ATs, you can really see the difference from the front, but not so much in the rear.

Did a little exploring yesterday afternoon and decided to travel the Trans New Jersey Trail home from Somerville to avoid the 3:00 Friday before a holiday weekend traffic. So I found the trail on Route 22 west and continued north to County road 513 in Long Valley which was about 25 miles and...

My favorite one too!

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Last weekend's trail ride. The only Oxford White in the herd.