Now this is a nice interior...
#46
08-02-2002, 01:13 PM
In my eyes Terry, air is the way to go. rides sooo smooth. shanker himself said my F150 rode smoother than his Harley F150. and nothing tops being able to change ur ride height at the push of a button. 
#47
08-02-2002, 01:16 PM
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My only concern is... Okay, you drive the truck for a day, and now need gas. So you pull over, slide off the seat and pump some gas. And as you close the gas cap, all the built-up static electricity arcs and... Boom! 
Or, you're riding with your honey and dropping her off at the shoe store, and you two lean over to kiss and the static electricity... Zap!
Or, you're riding with your honey and dropping her off at the shoe store, and you two lean over to kiss and the static electricity... Zap!
#49
08-02-2002, 01:21 PM
LOL...actually thats never happened. no zapping whatsoever. most people who sit in the truck never want to get out, its real comfy & relaxed. a long road trip in my truck wouldnt never get boring or uncomfortable
#51
08-02-2002, 01:40 PM
no.....I havnt talked to that Loser Shanker.....The last i heard his fiance told him that he cant leave the house anymore so he just stays in the house and never leaves...hehe
#56
08-02-2002, 02:04 PM
Question
Lots of work on your truck...be proude of it. I am sure that he puts just as much time in to keeping it show clean as Intel does his truck.
My Question :
With the steering wheel...is the airbag still in there ?
I did not see how it could but, but wanted to ask.
My Question :
With the steering wheel...is the airbag still in there ?
I did not see how it could but, but wanted to ask.
Last edited by SSCULLY; 08-02-2002 at 02:06 PM.
#59
08-02-2002, 11:37 PM
I'll answer that one...Its an Ekstensive Metalworks cantilevered 2 link with Fireston 2600 lb bags all the way around w/ 3/8 line and fast valves.
www.ekstensive.com is the shop that does it...they are prolly the best in texas.
www.ekstensive.com is the shop that does it...they are prolly the best in texas.
#60
08-03-2002, 01:51 AM
Originally posted by Petrol
BTW, as for the time, $$$ and hard labor part of custom trucking, it's easy to come by when your young, just wait till you have a Wife (wanting to control cash flow), home (with all the chores, maintenance and expense) and kids (time, time and more time, good time though)
BTW, as for the time, $$$ and hard labor part of custom trucking, it's easy to come by when your young, just wait till you have a Wife (wanting to control cash flow), home (with all the chores, maintenance and expense) and kids (time, time and more time, good time though)
