Nah. I know it’s noisy. Doesn’t bother me though. Up until these last few days spends so many miles in an F150 3.5 EB I didn’t know any better.
It’s gonna be tough getting back in my ole 4-speed 5.4 w 224,xxx miles.
I told my employee switching trucks for a week was a condition of employment...
I got to drive one of my guys 2018 F150 w 3.5 ecoboost today from one coast of Florida to the other.
The 10-speed is my favorite feature, next to the blazing acceleration.
Duuuuude. I don’t know how I’m going to cope w driving my 1st gen.
Seriously.
It just doesn’t make sense to have a big car payment and have to pay for repairs.
It’s got to be a CPO or a year/mileage that an aftermarket policy would be valued.
In Florida I can get a 17-18 F150 high 20’s low 30’s w 4x4 screw cab w 50k - 70k miles.
18-20 F150 in the high 30’s to mid...
Yup. I lost a $10k Mercruiser Bravo outdrive to electrolysis.
Dissimilar metals conducting electricity causes this corrosion. In particular aluminum (like my outdrive) and steel ( like my SS prop).
Once it’s in the metal you can’t get it out. Ask me how I know.
Wow. Great point. This really cuts to the core of the apple for me.
Replacing body bushings, getting Michelin’s, won’t make my ole 1st gen ride smoother or quieter I guess.
I admit I was the biggest critic of placing the ecoboost engine in full size trucks, I am guilty.
But daggummit they drive effortlessly.
At 75mph we were getting 21mpgs and barely at 1500 rpm! I’m at 1500 rpm pulling out of my garage.
I drive almost most of the day virtually every day. By the...
Rode in one of my colleagues 2020 F150 w the 3.5 EB today.
Daaamn. We were doing 85 and could hardly tell. I think he was at 1800 rpms. Has the 10-spd tranny.
That damn truck is saweet. It’s a battleship grey, 3” lift, XLT w heated seats, big screen nav, beautiful black something or other type...
$200 shouldn’t determine what tires on a $800+ investment.
I’ve had Coopers. Ok, good. I’ve got General HTB all season now, good, little stiff but good especially in wet.
Michelin’s... always been the best. Quieter, smoother, better constructed ie kept their balance longer and easily...
So you’re buying an Expy manufactured by workers who have a high probability of being infected w COVID-19.
What could go wrong?
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