Search results

To the op, what do you want to do?

Those Bilsteins will keep your tires on the ground no problem.

SS press, old SS coffee pot no guts,and coffee it's a done deal. The only thing more simple, cowboy coffee, however I prefer the SS press. No filter to buy and store or discard or coffee filter thingy to clean. Mickey After rereading my comments, there might be a little laziness creeping up on...

To the op, what kind of older rig? Truck, car, what's the plan?

Good Lord, loosen up your panties old people, try not to take things so literally. Long time geezer..

Wngrog.. great trip, I live in Colorado, and own a small house in Elephant Butte, I'm there now. very fun state to explore, I would encourage explorers to check out all the fun to be had here. The EB area is a diamond in the rough, back roads to the VLA , Gila mountain range, so much to explore...

Wow.... Ranger review to a basket of Cummins parts Smh.

Wow, that is a very large rig at 20000 lbs.

Wow... Haven't been on in while, good job ! That's turned into a nice rig. Mickey

I sold my 66'and 72' years ago, not bashing any body here, like all except electric and self driving vehicles, all do the same thing the first model T did, haul our butts and stuff around, but now you can get two cupholders and a backup camera for outrageous amounts of money. But, you might be...

If the state troopers tell you can't go any further without chains you're going to be stopped , end of discussion.

Here you go... Loosely, started back in the early 90's , burbs with oem tires had and apparently still do have clearence issues on the front, brake lines fender parts etc. So using chains on the front may and probably will void warranty. Z71 suburban forums is good information on this topic...

What transmission do you have? Ford offered a 5.4 in the f350.

Not sure where this thread is headed but, back to the original post, what do these two little trucks do that is so spectacular? Ride like a car or have great electronics? Looks like they still do the same thing the old ones did, get our butts and stuff from one place to another. Only now with...

Appears to be another human looking for an argument, imho

This. ^ ^. I have always thought it best to find a vehicle that suits your needs then make it yours.. it's way cheaper in the long run.The only new truck I bought, babied it barely took it off road, after it got totaled I bought what I really needed and fits my lifestyle. Not too worried about...

265/70/16 LR C

Local mechanic in Pagosa.

I also live in Colorado, 2000 ranger 4*4 4.0 automatic, FWC Eagle, went from 3:73 to 4:56. Can pull Wolf Creek and leveta pass in 3rd. And cruise@ 70 2200 rpms in 5th. 4:88 might be a little low.

This is testosterone at it's best... Lol