Pad make a huge difference . Now if you already have high friction pads then no. but going from cheap stock to EBC its alot different . If you cannot get another inch larger rotor or more. then pads are your only options.
I have been up dating mine as well. All that plastic is worthless on a truck. I feel like the aftermarket is better than the FX4 package for the price. Nice aluminum plates for less.
I just did the black flag overlays looks nice very subtle but not the Ford, I have seen someone use black vinly over the factory but, He didnt mention where he got the vinyl from.
I used these . https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHFB6ZPN?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
I love the Milwaukee M18 air pump works great and I have used it for over a yr with my Jeep on 37s , 1 battery would do all 4 tires from 10lbs to 30lb in 3-4 min each, and then some. Altitude makes very little difference , its creating air pressure not density so not a problem. I have a...
I agree this system is good, it may not be the best flowing but reasonably cold air extraction. part of the CAI is better flow and better filter with possibly a better box. but that's what we are waiting on is someones final product. PS the CAI do look good to. Like the Ranger setup...
If you get any increase in HP that would be great but I would tell you there is NO increase in MPG with any of these CAI. The equation is more air + more fuel gives you more power. So if you get more air in, the system will add more fuel , no increase in fuel efficiency.
These work but you will need to trim the tow hooks or bracket
I did the bracket not hard if you have a grinder but alot of tow hooks will fit.
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I trust the tire manuf. More than ford. It's a suggestion. More air is generally better. Fuel and tire runs cooler but ride can be firmer, also more responsive in handling. I run 34 to 36#. Off roading in my jeep it's 18# but that's for traction and softer ride.