This seems like a small easy question but forgive me...I am a noob.
After some searching and what not I found a 2003 Ford f150 4.6 v8 heritage edition with a high rise cap 88000miles under my budget.
now I am on to building
My primary mods right now will be to build out the bed for sleeping
duel batteries
inverter
cap lighting
cap roof rack
sleeping area heat
stereo head unit and speakers (the stock are ****)
Interior, whoever owned this trashed the inside but the body and engine are beautiful, seat covers, steering wheel, center council etc all need touch ups
My main winter uses right now are over nights whilst ice climbing up in the White Mountains. ill only be on winterized dirt roads or tarmac for the next couple of months.
now to my original question, is a cold air intake worth it. I will be driving this a fair bit so I would like to maximize my MPG as much as possible. (i know its and f150 its not going to get great miles.)
Also any other advice/help/parts recommendations would be awesome. Thanks!
After some searching and what not I found a 2003 Ford f150 4.6 v8 heritage edition with a high rise cap 88000miles under my budget.
now I am on to building
My primary mods right now will be to build out the bed for sleeping
duel batteries
inverter
cap lighting
cap roof rack
sleeping area heat
stereo head unit and speakers (the stock are ****)
Interior, whoever owned this trashed the inside but the body and engine are beautiful, seat covers, steering wheel, center council etc all need touch ups
My main winter uses right now are over nights whilst ice climbing up in the White Mountains. ill only be on winterized dirt roads or tarmac for the next couple of months.
now to my original question, is a cold air intake worth it. I will be driving this a fair bit so I would like to maximize my MPG as much as possible. (i know its and f150 its not going to get great miles.)
Also any other advice/help/parts recommendations would be awesome. Thanks!
