Jose's 94

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Totally 80s bro lol
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I was thinking of starting another build thread for the F150. But I think I'll just add my questions and updates here.

Here's a couple pics of probably a week or so after bringing it home. ( I think )
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Had to pull the shocks to replace springs in the coilovers.
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It had 33's on it when we got it. And the rear end gearing made it run super high rev's on the fwy. So I picked up some 35's and that helped it out a lot.
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I also put on my old acro HID's on the front bumper.
I just replaced all uniballs on the front end. I have to pull the bypasses off the rear end and rebuild. And rebuild the front coilovers.

Now that we are all caught up. I'm wondering if I should pull the bedsides or get glass for the rear.

Future plans. Are to put in a set of suspension seats. If course they will have to match the doorpanels. And in the immediate future she will probably be getting methods.

So. Pull bedsides or glass??
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Glass hands down if it's got enough track width for it.
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Bed sides are cheep way to go but I agree glass is the way to go
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Jose, what are the specs on your f1? And maybe you should start a separate thread for it so I'm not all by my lonesome.
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crisis88 wrote:A little update.
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Saw this thing first hand this weekend, and the wheels made a HUGE difference!!! looking great Jose.

And yes, Nick is right, seperate thread for the F1
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tcm glx wrote:And yes, Nick is right, seperate thread for the F1
Nick is just envious of all the brake dust on the front wheels.
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yikes wrote:
tcm glx wrote:And yes, Nick is right, seperate thread for the F1
Nick is just envious of all the brake dust on the front wheels.
:lol: Finally something I can aspire to!
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Nick wrote:
yikes wrote:
tcm glx wrote:And yes, Nick is right, seperate thread for the F1
Nick is just envious of all the brake dust on the front wheels.
:lol: Finally something I can aspire to!
Ha. I was just giving her crap about how dirty her truck was!! Part of ownership was keeping it clean just as important as keeping fuel in it.
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Working on a few little things here and there.

Thanks to Tony for letting me in on this little upgrade. I feel like I'm so out of the loop on this one. Haha
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Also working on my steering a little
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And the last thing are these day time running lights. Just have to wire them up.
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Looking good Jose
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Nice
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New steering made a difference. Took the unwanted slop out of the wheel.
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How did you extend the tie rods Jose?
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I just extend the adjuster. It has worked good so far.
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that's how people have done them for years. Should be fine
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Re: Jose's 94

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Looks good! I was just curious as I couldn't see it in the pictures.
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I and my friends have beat the holy crapola out of the type of extension and never a failure. The ball joints fail before that union. I also rosette it on each side in 2 places. You'll have no issues.
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Re: Jose's 94

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So I was cleaning up the dash area and noticed the driver side where it bolts up right near the window. Is completely cracked apart!!

I know this is common. But is there any fix for it. I'm not looking forward to putting in a new dash because of this.

I was thinking of an easy fix like JB welding the crap out of the pieces and trying that.

Any ideas?
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