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E-Fans...done
ya there have been plenty of debates of the advantages but mainly its just the quicker acceleration, quieter in general, and lets the ac run better......but from what i remember there is 0 hp gain..i dont think its as major for us as some other trucks but if you can do it cheap enough within...- dwayne53
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- Forum: N/A Mods & Tuning
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saving at the pump
ya this same info is on here somewhere.....never the less good info to know:top:- dwayne53
- Post #9
- Forum: General Off-Topic Discussions
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Who needs photoshop when you got elctrical tape...
i think i liked the hood the best....is that an aftermarket hood???..the scoop is nice and smooth instead of bein separated- dwayne53
- Post #14
- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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If you could input any game Genie code into your life, What would it be?
007 big head mode ha ha ha ha- dwayne53
- Post #17
- Forum: General Off-Topic Discussions
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need opinions on new exterior mod
i got it from lowes.....it doesnt really stand up against waxing or hard washing, but you can wash it by hand just fine as long as you dont scrub really hard- dwayne53
- Post #12
- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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need opinions on new exterior mod
thats exactly why i use it....and its pretty tuff stuff i think..ive had my plasti-dip evo mod for more than a year and its still holdin strong- dwayne53
- Post #7
- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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Successful Mini Mod Day
i did my exhaust and headers in the hobby shop on base....well done sir..one of these days ill get a few of the NST pulleys myself- dwayne53
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- Forum: N/A Mods & Tuning
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need opinions on new exterior mod
ha ha ya it does....i ran out to my truck to check and they are straight lol i have tried takin them off on my own with 2 different kinds of goo gone and didnt have much luck so i figured if you cant beat'em, cover'em up lol- dwayne53
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- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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need opinions on new exterior mod
i was bored and just happen to look outside at my truck and noticed i still had those ugly silver pin stripes down the sides and remembered i still had some left over plasti-dip......so i decided to fix the issue..figured i would see what yalls feedback would be.....sorry for the cell pics but...- dwayne53
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- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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little red button on the dash
you didnt push it did you???????? you NEVER push the red button!!!:crinklehair:- dwayne53
- Post #6
- Forum: Stock Performance/Mechanical
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No more glare from sun!
thats a really nice touch...not only is it useful but looks clean too- dwayne53
- Post #5
- Forum: General Off-Topic Discussions
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Good or not good?
i think you did the right thing either way off topic-i noticed the top of your posts say emerald coast, and since you work with ammo i assume your military.....are you on Hurburt or Eglin or somewhere else?- dwayne53
- Post #12
- Forum: General Off-Topic Discussions
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moisture/fogged up headlights
well i guess i wouldnt need alot of it.....so ya i figure buy a couple packages of beef jerky to munch on while i wait for it all to dry lol- dwayne53
- Post #9
- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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moisture/fogged up headlights
so are we talking about the cotton stuff in a pill bottle or the silica gel packets in like beef jerky packages and lots of other stuff.....im not too awfully sure where i can find silica gel packets lol- dwayne53
- Post #7
- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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moisture/fogged up headlights
good call sir....the moisture pack sounds like a great idea ill prolly give it a shot here in the next couple days, then ill post up how it went.....maybe even some before and afters- dwayne53
- Post #4
- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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moisture/fogged up headlights
ive got a pair of the first gen halo headlights and made sure to seal them again before i installed them.....however, recently i went out and noticed my left headlight is all kinds of fogged up inside and has alot of moisture inside:thumpdown::motz::thumpdown:.....whats the best way to fix...- dwayne53
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- Forum: Exterior Modifications
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first do it myself tune-up/oil change
thats a good idea...i didnt even think of doin that..i havent done it since ive owned it so i think its about time i will be replacing my tranny fluid with red line mt90, i meant to do it when i installed my URD short shifter but i didnt order enough fluid:argh:....ill be sure to get some new...- dwayne53
- Post #16
- Forum: N/A Mods & Tuning
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first do it myself tune-up/oil change
i hear the most about the california car fresheners so i might try one of those.......any opinions or experiences with window washer fluid???- dwayne53
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- Forum: N/A Mods & Tuning
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first do it myself tune-up/oil change
thats awesome.....thanks for the link..itll take me a hot minute to check it all out but from just breezing thru it looks like the oem toyota filter is the winner.......what about TRD??- dwayne53
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- Forum: N/A Mods & Tuning
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first do it myself tune-up/oil change
im plannin on doin my own oil change and tune-up here in the next few days and wanted to make sure i get the best stuff...im runnin 0w30 mobile one right now so ill keep usin that but what would be the best oil filter....and im gonna change spark plugs, so from what ive read the denso ikh20s are...- dwayne53
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- Forum: N/A Mods & Tuning
