Thunder's Expedition. SWEET
 

Thunder I had to put this were everyone else could see it. Sweet Expe!!!! I have also posted some more on SS97Ford's web page http://communities.msn.com/SS97FordsPics

http://content.communities.msn.com/i...ID_Message=604

http://content.communities.msn.com/i...ID_Message=607

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Mumbly also known as Buck
Carrollton Texas (DFW),
Black 1999 Stage 3 Roush F-150 Super Cab Flairside
Here are all the goodies: Kenne Bell Supercharger, Roush Suspension, 18"x 9.5 Chrome Wheels, B. F. Goodrich Z295/45, Full Ground Effects, Roush Leather Signatured Interior (Front and Back), Flowmaster with Side Exit Infront of the Wheel, Embroidered Floor Mats, F1 Cobra Hood, Gaylord Hard Tonneau, Bedrug, Slide Window, and lots of other little odds and ends

Work rhigh@nortelnetworks.com
Anytime mumbly_f150@yahoo.com
Home mumbly@gte.net
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[This message has been edited by Mumbly (edited 02-24-2000).]

Love that black grille, kinda made me think it was an Extended Lightning https://www.f150online.com/f150board/smile.gif

hehe, the lightning's actually longer than the expedition by a couple of inches...I was surprised myself!

btw, the second pic was taken before the truck was blacked out (trim, rear bumper, etc.)

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Thunder
rainmaker@attglobal.net

Black 97 Expedition EB 5.4L 4WD

Mods: Lightning front fascia, Lightning Wheels, Pirelli Scorpion Zero 285/55VR18, K&N Gen II Kit, JET Chip

Brembo 14" disc brake kit coming right up!!! And hopefully a Lightning engine too!!!

Audio: McIntosh MX406, McIntosh MCD4000, Zapco SX-SL, Zapco EQ30, Genesis Monoblocks (3), Genesis Dual Mono, Dynaudio System 340, Dynaudio System 220, JL Audio Stealthbox




[This message has been edited by Thunder (edited 02-24-2000).]

Hey Thunder, did you paint the grill, powdercoat it, or leave it bleyver?

It came from the factory in that notorious shade of bley/grack. It's going back to the dealer to be painted flat black while the bumper, which arrived in the perfect-shade-for-the-grille flat black will be painted black clearcoat, the same as the rest of the truck.

How about a rundown on the Pirelli P-Zero tires. How do they ride? Are they a hard rough tire and are they noisy? Compared to the originals.
I'm thinking of adding the Lightning wheels with either Pirelli, Michelin Pilots or Bridgestone H/P in 285/60/18 size.
I just lowered the front with Eibach springs. Now I want to fill up the wheelwell.

KS,

The thing with plus sizing tires and wheels is getting larger diameter replacements while maintaining overall diameter. If you go from a 17 to and 18 wheel and retain the same tire profile and thereby "filling up" the wheelwell, your speedo readings and effective axle ratio will change. Not good. The only way to seemingly fill it up is to lower the truck tro decrease the space between the bottom of the outer well and the tire.

With regard to the Pirelli's, they ride a lot better, have better grip and are quieter than the stock tires. The ride does firm up a bit. Drastically improved both wet and dry handling. I highly recommend them.

[This message has been edited by Thunder (edited 02-25-2000).]