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Dont have my '03 Lightning yet but gonna go ahead and plan ahead. This is my first time fixing up a truck. Anyways iam not to sure if i want 18" Chrome or 20" I will probably go with the 20"
ford lightning rims(any ideas on what kinda tires?). Plan on lowering it. Whats the best lowering #'s for a lighting? And probably slap some extra stuff to engine. Enlighten me your ideas
ford lightning rims(any ideas on what kinda tires?). Plan on lowering it. Whats the best lowering #'s for a lighting? And probably slap some extra stuff to engine. Enlighten me your ideas
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You'll find that most users on this board are stock. We prefer to keep our warranties, and would never disrupt the delicate balance that Ford has engineered.
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Originally posted by rscoleman
You'll find that most users on this board are stock. We prefer to keep our warranties, and would never disrupt the delicate balance that Ford has enginered.
You'll find that most users on this board are stock. We prefer to keep our warranties, and would never disrupt the delicate balance that Ford has enginered.
Thanks I needed a nice laugh this morning before starting another week of hell.
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Originally posted by rscoleman
You'll find that most users on this board are stock. We prefer to keep our warranties, and would never disrupt the delicate balance that Ford has enginered.
You'll find that most users on this board are stock. We prefer to keep our warranties, and would never disrupt the delicate balance that Ford has enginered.
Well said.
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LMAO@Spank. That is funny! I am considering the Ford Racing lowering kit cause I can get a good deal on it and it is not a crazy low drop. Exhaust is awesome too. I love the sound of mine. Goodluck with the truck when you get it. -Mat-
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Yeah my truck is BONE stock and I would never take it to the drag strip..... I couldnt see beating on my truck at all!!!!
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Re: Mods
Originally posted by bizzy03
Dont have my '03 Lightning yet but gonna go ahead and plan ahead. This is my first time fixing up a truck. Anyways iam not to sure if i want 18" Chrome or 20" I will probably go with the 20"
ford lightning rims(any ideas on what kinda tires?). Plan on lowering it. Whats the best lowering #'s for a lighting? And probably slap some extra stuff to engine. Enlighten me your ideas
Dont have my '03 Lightning yet but gonna go ahead and plan ahead. This is my first time fixing up a truck. Anyways iam not to sure if i want 18" Chrome or 20" I will probably go with the 20"
ford lightning rims(any ideas on what kinda tires?). Plan on lowering it. Whats the best lowering #'s for a lighting? And probably slap some extra stuff to engine. Enlighten me your ideas
rscoleman is right on about the board members. Most all of them are stock but just say they have chips. Little do most know, they're talking about Frittos.
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Re: Re: Mods
Originally posted by Spike Engineering
Best thing to do is order it with the 20" chrome wheels - it won't cost extra to ask for them. As far as the best lowering numbers are concerned, any number that you can't read upside down is best. The engine is built well, so you can slap it all you want but I suggest wearing good leather gloves. Some of the edges are sharp and it could be a bloody mess without them.
rscoleman is right on about the board members. Most all of them are stock but just say they have chips. Little do most know, they're talking about Frittos.
Best thing to do is order it with the 20" chrome wheels - it won't cost extra to ask for them. As far as the best lowering numbers are concerned, any number that you can't read upside down is best. The engine is built well, so you can slap it all you want but I suggest wearing good leather gloves. Some of the edges are sharp and it could be a bloody mess without them.
rscoleman is right on about the board members. Most all of them are stock but just say they have chips. Little do most know, they're talking about Frittos.
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Originally posted by rscoleman
You'll find that most users on this board are stock. We prefer to keep our warranties, and would never disrupt the delicate balance that Ford has enginered.
You'll find that most users on this board are stock. We prefer to keep our warranties, and would never disrupt the delicate balance that Ford has enginered.
OMFG .... That is HILARIOUS !!! Great sendup ...
