Blue Jeans Metallic 2015 Lariat. Supercrew w/ 6.5' bed
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Blue Jeans Metallic 2015 Lariat. Supercrew w/ 6.5' bed
Read how long it took her to get here: https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...-my-brain.html
Only issue I am seeing is a noticeable shuddering at low MPH. Perfectly smooth at higher RPMs and MPH, so probably very aggressive fuel economy tactic to put her in such a high gear at such low speeds.
Stats:
Already took off the FX4 stickers and the front plate today . So much better (that red looked awful on the blue).
Getting her tinted all around (not dark enough in the back either), LINE-X sprayed, and topped with a Leer Trilogy next week.
Measuring the wheel, lift, and tire upgrades I want to make sure I don't violate my workplace's garage ceiling limits .
Happy first truck, first Ford guy.
2015 F-150 Lariat. S-Crew, Blue Jeans Metallic, FX4, 3.5L EB, LT tires on 18" rims, delivered 6/4/2015. <br/>
Only issue I am seeing is a noticeable shuddering at low MPH. Perfectly smooth at higher RPMs and MPH, so probably very aggressive fuel economy tactic to put her in such a high gear at such low speeds.
Stats:
- Fully loaded lariat. Only missing the wheel well liners (wanted to spray first) and the external accessories. Even have the extended range tank (500+ mi range).
- 3.5L Ecoboost
- FX4 + upgraded tow package (including mirrors)
- Blue Jeans Metallic w/ black interior
Already took off the FX4 stickers and the front plate today . So much better (that red looked awful on the blue).
Getting her tinted all around (not dark enough in the back either), LINE-X sprayed, and topped with a Leer Trilogy next week.
Measuring the wheel, lift, and tire upgrades I want to make sure I don't violate my workplace's garage ceiling limits .
Happy first truck, first Ford guy.
2015 F-150 Lariat. S-Crew, Blue Jeans Metallic, FX4, 3.5L EB, LT tires on 18" rims, delivered 6/4/2015. <br/>
Last edited by FlyingSquirrel; 06-05-2015 at 02:04 AM.
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Haha so mean, but yeah. We're rearranging things in the garage to make it fit. We're building a new house because, among other things, the freaking garage is this suburban joke called a 2-car garage that barely fit two normal sized sedans, let alone an SUV and a pickup. Garage is certainly long enough, just an issue of width. Folding the mirrors before pulling in required.
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Speaking of garages, I have to fold my mirrors too to park my truck beside my "daily drive". And, it would be a tight squeeze to get an SCrew with a 6.5' bed in too. This new one of mine already has a longer wheelbase than the old King Ranch, and I have to do an extra pull forward and backup to turn around in the driveway to get it out. I have a big pine tree right in the middle of my driveway, and I came very close to scraping the side of the truck on it the first time I tried it without the extra maneuvering.
I know, I should probably cut the tree down, but it provides some shade when I'm working out there.
- Jack