Yes, bought a lite weight alum for Fathers Day
Bought alum lite weight yesterday
- Thread starter 1958 delivery
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car
Hopefully from the General?
Do tell us more!
Do tell us more!
Well not a car exactly, a truck. All alum body
You guys are too smart
You guys are too smart
de31168
Well Known Member
I thought you might of been having a stroke.
A POWERSTROKE.....
I'll see myself out...
I thought crs or alzeimers.I thought you might of been having a stroke.
Maybe Mike doesn't like going back to the dealership to get things fixed??
If it’s anything like my son’s F150 with it’s turbos, it’s a screamer.
But my son didn’t like the brakes that much, so he up’d the size with the first brake job.
Dave
But my son didn’t like the brakes that much, so he up’d the size with the first brake job.
Dave
I like the one in the garage 
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I thought I would see a nice shinny new aluminum car trailer, not a F%#d. My father in law just got a new F150 a couple months ago. It spent a few weeks in the shop with under a 1000 mikes on it. They were tracking down an issue with the four wheel drive hubs. After it wiped out a couple of hubs they tracked the problem to a bad vacuum switch. What a screwy locking hub design.
Good thing Mike is in brake business and sell's rotors because if they haven't improved brakes since 2012 and lower when I retired we was either resurfacing rotors front and rear or replacing like they were going out of style. Even had a lot of repeats on same vehicles many times after a period of time. They would shutter so bad . We resurfaced on the vehicle with a on hub lathe ,so they were done correct.They knew they had a problem as warranty seemed to cover them even after basic warranty was out within reason of time.
You guys crack me up. With 13.7" rotors all the way around, fronts are 1.3" thick and rears are 1" thick, the brakes are awesome
Did you trade your other truck in,.?? Can't remember what it was , but I did remember at the time I liked it. Maybe brakes are better these days.
