I haven't been on here or in my attic for the longest time. Still have these. Any reasonable offer considered. I want these gone and hopefully to someone who will appreciate them.
Fits 2003-2006 Expedition and Navigator. New in box, never installed AP Racing 6 piston caliper, two piece rotor front big brake kit with stainless steel brake lines. Black calipers, drilled and slotted rotors. $3000 kit new from Stillen.
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Fuel filter isnt that old but its cheap enough to try. 70k miles original plugs. It doesn't knock but will missed and stumble. Rarely it will flash check engine light when in overdrive up a grade but will not stay lit.
Runs decent below 3500rpm most of the time. Then most of the time it will break up over 3500. Occasionally will run to redline with no issues. No codes. Fuel pump?
If you are planning on doing this yourself I would plan on buying the plug removal tool or at least have a way to get one/plan for the downtime.
I would replace the COP boots/connectors when you do the plugs as well.
What year/engine is your truck?
Be careful of looking for performance upgrades in a heavy truck. 10 extra HP at 5000 rpm at a expense of torque down low is not a trade off most of us want.
Ebay, FB , and other audio forums can have some good deals. Just be savy and stay away from Focal except from authorized dealers, there is a ton of fake Focal stuff out there.
If you don't mind used gear there are some great deals out there too. Got the IDQ12 in my truck now for half price and...
I would not have two sets of tweeters (coax and standalone tweeters) in different places. I would stick to comps up front and coax in the rear doors. Personally prefer less rear fill and my next build(different vehicle) will not have any at all but that is personal preference. You can mess up...
Look at the removed COP for the cylinder compared to the others. Possibly the boot has torn and a piece is still on the plug.
On the subject I recommend replacing boots/connectors when you do the plugs.
I haven't added a cooler to my Navi but have to other vehicles. I suggest to keep whatever cooling provisions are there and add to them not replace them.
Both Abel and Darrin both presented good options. Go for I believe they are called stacked plate design over the old school tube and fin...
True. The only reason I said components is he mentioned it. For coax I'd just keep 6x8s. For comps You have to spend decent money for something decent. There are a ton of halfway decent 6.5 comps.
This. I would add that autozone and the like do not test like a repair shop or alternator repair shop would. I haven't had the need recently but have used an alternator repair shop to repair and while there upgrade an alternator in an old International Scout and it was barely more than a reman...
I would suggest 6.5" components up front. Many more options and better value for the money. I thought the Pioneer 1720s were great but they are discontinued. I have heard their replacement 1730s yet to comment. Between the 1720 and infinity I would say Pioneer but have a listen and decide what...
I don't think it's mud tires. However larger tire size can add a good bit of unsprung weight and will change effective gear ratio which can affect gas mileage.
And I get around 10mpg.
Do you have a factory sub now? I have an 8" sub in the factory box wired to a 500W amp that fit behind the same panel. Sounds much better than stock sub did with the Lincoln THX system after a little sound deadening.
For speakers go to a local brick and mortal and have a listen, sound is...
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