underwhelmed
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Got a link for purchase?Black ring to go around the huge chrome ford emblem on the tail gat.
Have to wait for it to warm up a little before it stick it on
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Got a link for purchase?Black ring to go around the huge chrome ford emblem on the tail gat.
Have to wait for it to warm up a little before it stick it on
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Ordered. Y’all make it easy to spend my money ???
the ulv is hard to find and cost way more than old school transmission fluid does. first time i bought any i had to go two cites over and was shocked at the cost.![]()
Need a few more quarts of ULV to be ready for the 5k maintenance interval. Being a new truck I'm going to swap all the fluids. Front and rear diff, transfer case, trans oil (going to do a PPE pan and filter at same time) and the engine oil.
Haven't settled on engine oil yet but being a turbo engine, and one I'd like to last, probably just gonna switch to full synthetic at the first oil change so I won't be sticking with the Motorcraft blended stuff.
Maybe Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5w30, we'll see. Going to do more researching to see what synthetic stuff holds up best.
i like the race red!Hood struts
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$6/qt ?? next order I'm buying extrathe ulv is hard to find and cost way more than old school transmission fluid does. first time i bought any i had to go two cites over and was shocked at the cost.
i run mobil 1 full synthetic oil in my 5g and the engine seems happy.
wow i paid almost triple that for ulv at napa or oreilly...$6/qt ?? next order I'm buying extra
IIRC, my dealer had it for $8.99.wow i paid almost triple that for ulv at napa or oreilly...
I ended up going with Amsoil for my cars after watching project farm's review of oils, especially the section focusing on the cold temp performance. Ran it in my tuned Focus ST for about 100k with no issues, and my ranger has run it since new (at 46k now) and have been very pleased with it.![]()
Need a few more quarts of ULV to be ready for the 5k maintenance interval. Being a new truck I'm going to swap all the fluids. Front and rear diff, transfer case, trans oil (going to do a PPE pan and filter at same time) and the engine oil.
Haven't settled on engine oil yet but being a turbo engine, and one I'd like to last, probably just gonna switch to full synthetic at the first oil change so I won't be sticking with the Motorcraft blended stuff.
Maybe Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5w30, we'll see. Going to do more researching to see what synthetic stuff holds up best.
project farm is great. i really like how he is blunt and does not take bribes or sponsors.I ended up going with Amsoil for my cars after watching project farm's review of oils, especially the section focusing on the cold temp performance. Ran it in my tuned Focus ST for about 100k with no issues, and my ranger has run it since new (at 46k now) and have been very pleased with it.
Yeah he does a fantastic job, and I like how he uses simple tests that are actually representative of how the products he tests actually gets used.project farm is great. i really like how he is blunt and does not take bribes or sponsors.
I have run Amsoil and their filters in everything I have owned for the last 23 years, 100’s of thousands of miles never an issue, that said there are other quality oils out there.I ended up going with Amsoil for my cars after watching project farm's review of oils, especially the section focusing on the cold temp performance. Ran it in my tuned Focus ST for about 100k with no issues, and my ranger has run it since new (at 46k now) and have been very pleased with it.
I was just watching that. I'm leaning towards the Pennzoil because even though the Amsoil won it wasn't by much, and the Pennzoil is like half the cost for a 5qt jug.I ended up going with Amsoil for my cars after watching project farm's review of oils, especially the section focusing on the cold temp performance. Ran it in my tuned Focus ST for about 100k with no issues, and my ranger has run it since new (at 46k now) and have been very pleased with it.