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More people should start tracking with Fuelly. The on board fuel consumption monitor is hot garbage. I've tracked every fill up since purchase. Fuelly even gives us a neat signature that automatically updates after each fill.

I've got the same issue. 20k miles later it has not gone away. Will get it to the dealer eventually...

Do you have a link for these side markers? How'd they fit?

Yep sure did brake boost it. Probably close to what the brakes would hold. Like Apples said, probably time for a tune. Livernois is my first choice paired with some boost pipe upgrades from AFE.

You’re on the right track with the Lariat. I’m not sure I would have been happy with the XLT. To each their own.

Took a trip to a drag strip while on vacation this evening. What a blast. Here’s how it went Run 1: 2WD (shifted to Sport mode after the 60’ mark...oops!) Runs 2-4: 4WD in Sport mode with traction control/ advanced trac OFF. Fuel: 93 octane (1/4 tank) Density Altitude: 2,500’ Car #: 37...

New wipers!

Wait for him to buy one and then tune your truck. Race again. Watch him be reallll mad.

This was the answer I was hoping to hear. Thanks for clarifying.

I'd like to know how Livernois compensates for variations in mods. Does everyone get the same OTS tune? My concern is that some people will have intakes, others will have intercooler pipe upgrade, etc. Surely those guys aren't using the same OTS tune? I'd like to start with just a tune. But...

That's badass. Keep it up.

I use an EVOC Duo pad. Not recommended. Get the full width pad!

Great post!

@LevittownFordParts.com looking to buy a level kit from you guys! Help a brother out!

I too have the BO smell with the AC on at 18k miles. I thought it was from the previous owner being a smoker but now I'm not so sure. I smelled the old cabin filter after removing it, and discovered it stank just like my AC vents. Replacing the cabin air filter did seem to fix it at first, but...

I feel a bump/clunk when slowly accelerating from a stop. Going to mention Phil’s advice when I take it in for service. Hopefully they can fix the whistling sound above 45mph too...

Wait...Alan...THE Alan K0BG commented on MY post? Dude, you are a total hero. I have read your tech write ups on mobile radio for dozens if not hundreds of hours since I was still in high school (young ham lol). Totally unrelated to this post but...Your site gave me the confidence to do HF...

How did you secure the radio body to the floor underneath the passenger seat? That's my current hold up. I'm not sure if it is safe to screw bolts directly into the floor.

I've begun the install process for my vhf/uhf ham radio. First up was the gooseneck. Next will be the antenna. Most likely mounted on the front portion of the bed near the cab. Still undecided on a location for the main radio body. I've seen someone mount under dash...very clean. Radio: ICOM...

Your post has inspired me. Thanks.