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New member! Not new to Expys or other Fords!
Tires- A/T The BFGs have a good rating. I'm leaning toward the Pirelli Scorpion ATRs because I need a decent highway tire that will perform well in rain & snow. I understand they may develope a 'flat spot' in colder temps. but I'll take the chance & give them a try before winter. I discovered...- fordman
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Cold CCA Amps Yes. I was thinking of installing a Interstate w/ at least 850. I wasn't sure if was necessary because my Auto-Silver is just over a year old. But, I believe its better to be safe than sorry w/ temps in the low teens to 0 in Dec. I understand Wal-Mart has a line of Batterys...- fordman
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- Forum: 2nd Gen Ford Expedition General Discussion
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New member! Not new to Expys or other Fords!
Welcome Tell me. What A/T tires are you running on? I need new tires for my '06 Exp. I need (4) and was trying not to break the bank. Thanks.- fordman
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Question: How many CCA is required to Start a Exp in U.P of Mich in Late December. I currently have 675 CCA. Is this sufficient? Thanks.- fordman
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- Forum: 2nd Gen Ford Expedition General Discussion
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New member, buying an Expedition
'06 or 07' Exp LTD Yes.. I agree w/ SIlver & Balck 07. I purchased a '06 LTD Exp (4WD) and find it to be a quality piece of machinary. I haven't used the 4WD as of yet but plan on this winter in Mich. Good Luck!- fordman
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Hello & Remember Ford Rules
I'm back with a 4x4 '06 Exp LTD. I sold my '76 F-100 4x4. The EXP is a great family hauler. I'm looking forward to driving it this winter in Mich. Nice meeting you all. No more locking-in front hubs. :cheers:- fordman
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POLL: Which engine & 4x2 or 4x4?
5.4L Standard To my understanding the 5.4L is standard for the new EXPs. I believe Ford offered a 4.6L years ago. I have the 5.4L in my 4x4 and must say it's a 'Beast'. There's more than enough power (torque) to move the vehicle and to pull up to 9000 lbs.- fordman
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- Forum: Off-Topic General Discussion
