Dawgfan54's build thread (pic heavy)

My tires are 34's(33.8) and i have mine at about 35-40 but you can go as high as 50.

 

technically, youll get better gas mileage with the highest pressure, but the ride is going to suck.

id stick around 40-45

 

mine can go up to 65 psi but i run around 45 cause the ride is rough at 65. i still get close to the same mileage at 45 psi

 

I say get you some flares. I like the way they look if there done right. I think some rhino lined black ones on your red truck would look sick. they make different brands so not all of them are huge like bush wackers.

 

I disagreed but to each their own. No flares ftw

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I think no flares gives the truck more of a "lifted" look

 

i agree not all trucks can run them but i think his would look good with them. Heres some examples:

Red with red fender flares smooth style:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/783285/2004-ford-f150-regular-cab

Red with black fender flares bolt style:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3918140/2005-ford-f150-super-cab-stx-styleside-pickup-4d-6-1-2-ft

 

hmm the smooth ptm flares gives it more of a prerunner look

 

I like those bolt on style black flares, but due to some "unfortunate events" it looks like I'll be putting cash towards a black toolbox and some new speakers and maybe a sub under the back seat.
Stupid women blew my speakers when they were "turning it up" at the rodeo...
I need a toolbox to get the stuff out from under my back seat so I actually can put a sub back there, and I figure if I'm gonna get new door speakers, might as well get a sub and some tweeters to get it all taken care of!
Anyone know an average cost of that audio Would be?


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depends on how high quality you want to go