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Question Fella's
Will going from a 18" wheel to a 20" wheel throw off my speedo? I have never screwed with wheels so i honestly don't know.
Current Tires are 275/65/18.
New Wheel/Tires are 275/55/20 (2015 Stock Wheels and Tires)
Also will the difference in 18's and 20's be noticeable with my fuel mileage?
Will going from a 18" wheel to a 20" wheel throw off my speedo? I have never screwed with wheels so i honestly don't know.
Current Tires are 275/65/18.
New Wheel/Tires are 275/55/20 (2015 Stock Wheels and Tires)
Also will the difference in 18's and 20's be noticeable with my fuel mileage?
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Trying to get the wheels turning for another week.....
If everything goes as planned I am going to take next week off as well as another week in early November to spend a little time in the garage with my cars! At my company vacation time is a "use-it-or-lose-it" proposition, and with the workload I've had the past few years I am in no mood to turn unused vacation days back into the company at the end of the year!
With my time off next week I'm thinking I will finally drive the F-150 a little bit and then take some time to detail it and install a few of the goodies I've collected for it over the past few years -- a 20" Roush rim-and-tire package, some Harley heads, a set of caliper covers and maybe even break down and install the Troyer tune (93 Performance) I had written for it a couple of years back.....
If everything goes as planned I am going to take next week off as well as another week in early November to spend a little time in the garage with my cars! At my company vacation time is a "use-it-or-lose-it" proposition, and with the workload I've had the past few years I am in no mood to turn unused vacation days back into the company at the end of the year!
With my time off next week I'm thinking I will finally drive the F-150 a little bit and then take some time to detail it and install a few of the goodies I've collected for it over the past few years -- a 20" Roush rim-and-tire package, some Harley heads, a set of caliper covers and maybe even break down and install the Troyer tune (93 Performance) I had written for it a couple of years back.....
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Trying to get the wheels turning for another week.....
If everything goes as planned I am going to take next week off as well as another week in early November to spend a little time in the garage with my cars! At my company vacation time is a "use-it-or-lose-it" proposition, and with the workload I've had the past few years I am in no mood to turn unused vacation days back into the company at the end of the year!
With my time off next week I'm thinking I will finally drive the F-150 a little bit and then take some time to detail it and install a few of the goodies I've collected for it over the past few years -- a 20" Roush rim-and-tire package, some Harley heads, a set of caliper covers and maybe even break down and install the Troyer tune (93 Performance) I had written for it a couple of years back.....
If everything goes as planned I am going to take next week off as well as another week in early November to spend a little time in the garage with my cars! At my company vacation time is a "use-it-or-lose-it" proposition, and with the workload I've had the past few years I am in no mood to turn unused vacation days back into the company at the end of the year!
With my time off next week I'm thinking I will finally drive the F-150 a little bit and then take some time to detail it and install a few of the goodies I've collected for it over the past few years -- a 20" Roush rim-and-tire package, some Harley heads, a set of caliper covers and maybe even break down and install the Troyer tune (93 Performance) I had written for it a couple of years back.....
. What type of device for the Troyer Tunes?
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Yeah -- believe me when I tell you that I wish I had more time to spend with my toys, but between parenthood and work these last few years have been brutally busy! I can't imagine what it must be like to be Bluejay or Paw and actually have time to do something that YOU want to do for a change.....
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The programmer is an SCT -- it took me over a year to get my Troyer tune and it has been sitting in my computer for well over a year since I received it. I just hope the dang thing works since it looks as if Troyer is now out of business.....
Yeah -- believe me when I tell you that I wish I had more time to spend with my toys, but between parenthood and work these last few years have been brutally busy! I can't imagine what it must be like to be Bluejay or Paw and actually have time to do something that YOU want to do for a change.....
Yeah -- believe me when I tell you that I wish I had more time to spend with my toys, but between parenthood and work these last few years have been brutally busy! I can't imagine what it must be like to be Bluejay or Paw and actually have time to do something that YOU want to do for a change.....
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I guess it's kind of nice to be able to get into the thing from the side while it is under cover, but I'm thinking it would also be kind of nice to extended the metal panels all the way down to ground level and have the trailer fully enclosed while it is in storage.....???