First it was the Superchip....then I ordered an Air Force One intake kit from Mike. Outstanding combination! The intake kit arrived last night...and I was out "Super-Air Forcing" within an hour. VERY, very nice increase in power.

Thanks again Mike..GREAT SERVICE!!!!

 

Yea...gotta give props to Mike. Too bad other companies don't have a Mike T working for them!

 

If your like me, spending too much time here will cause you to call him (Mike) up for the next one, and the next one......

I think we are all lucky that there is some one, right here on F150 Online, who is willing to share his experiance with all of us. It's also great that he is in the buisness of providing us the means for experiance.

Tom

 

And all this time I thought we had to form our own companies over the years because nobody else would have me............

All kidding aside, thanks for the kind words. I feel what we all are most grateful for is that we have F-150 Online available to us, a friendly place to come to obtain and share knowledge about our beloeved FoMoCo's, and even meet a few new friends in the process from time to time.

 

I agree...F150online.com kicks *** - I (And I am sure many others) come here everyday to check up on the new posts

 

Man, they come here to find out what trucks NOT to race !!! Then they figure out what they have to spend on their Chevies or Dodges to TRY and catch us !!! All we have to do now, is get Mike to stop suppling chips to the Chevy and Dodge boys and we would be all set. Oh and that goes for Superchips too They could be the SOLE supplier for AWESOME mods for the Ford vehicles. Whether it is a car, truck, SUV or tractor !! Oh, sorry Ford doesn't build tractors anymore !!! LOL !!!

Have Fun & Keep on Truckin'
Dean

 

Hey......who needs NEW tractors when ye've got the 2N, 8N and 9Ns doing better work than new models?

It's sort of said with a snicker "nothing runs like a Deere".

I have a 48 and a 52 8N and they just ROCK for bushhogging, discing, plowing, tree removal...you name it.

 

I agree this site is great with all the info and help from other members. Plus all the choices and ideas that come up on what can and can't be done to these great trucks. You can choose what you want to do to your own truck and learn the right way to do things from other members who tried things out first and found way to do them better by trial and error.

 

Speaking of old Ford tractors, there is a farmer very close to us who has a couple of older units, Fords, I don't know model#'s. One is a diesel, the other gas. I think one is a 1958, the other I believe is older. Both are still going strong and used regularly, almost daily.

And yes, F-150 Online is a great place to avoid the "pay to learn" syndrome with regard to many things, from stereos to performance modifications, etc.