Don't think I have ever owned a truck or off road vehicle that i didn't change out the shocks on. The factory ones I think are intended to be mushy to give a softer ride exactly what you don't need in the rocks or dirt most of the time.
Well said. I got one of them thar things as well and fell in love with it! The energi will run with a dead Ev battery so you don't have to worry you just let the Ford PHEV worrin for ya:clap:
Ford, you taking notes?
Obvious you have been getting your moneys worth with that many miles. I should have bought one then but I kept finding questions i was having trouble finding answers to. Maybe this year.
What does it say in the owners manual? I assumed thats what it said I do not know for sure for the 2.3L. Forgot to add that in our lab in southern ca. which scrutinized new power systems to be sure they met our standards we would sometimes see warnings from manufacturers that the use of the...
Your right thay all would work for me. All 50? Been to Oregon and ca. yet? You gotta spend a few days in death valley -230 ft. below sea level. Gets a tad hot 120 is not unusual if a rig can hqandle that place it can go anbyplace possibly even the Dqarrin Gap in central America.
nope the wheelbase is to long would cause me issues. Need a 2dr. Twin clutch...that would work better than a locker in many situations but i would need one in the front to like i had on a Ranger I bought in 1983. That 2.7l truck would knick on 29-30mpg and was almost impossible to get stuck...
thats what i would expect to see. If the engine is designed to run on 87 that is what should be used higher octane gas will be a waste of money. When an engine system is designed it is optimized for a specific grade of fuel using the wrong fuel can potentially damage system components .