📷 November 2021 - F150 Tremor of the Month Starts Now!

[Oliboy90]

Just clayed and ceramic coated

 

[Oliboy90]

Fuel Rebel 18x9 with -12 offset , stock 33” General Grabber tires. Hoping to go to 35” after Tremor specific level lift is released.

Nice there is a guy on the forum that has 6 inch lift already. She is a beauty

 

[DingDongDoug]

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Winter is coming

Hey Man, I'm sure you have probably mentioned this before, but what are the details on the lift/tires?

 

[Jeev]

Breaking in the truck with 1500 miles on it. Northern AZ desert.

 

[garcia222008]

Breaking in the truck with 1500 miles on it. Northern AZ desert.

The tires on your truck look amazing!

 

[riseabove]

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Winter is coming

@jchild what lift and wheels/tires do you have?

 

[jthomp343]

Country folk can survive.
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Looks good. You get it leveled?

 

[Leadfoot]

Looks good. You get it leveled?

Yes it has a 2" level

 

[jthomp343]

Yes it has a 2" level

Nice, what kit did you go with?

 

[Leadfoot]

Nice, what kit did you go with?

Dealer installed Rough Country

 

[Jstonk]

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Just clayed and ceramic coated

Is it worth it to clay and ceramic coat, I usually just 3m the promlem areas.

 

[brotharon]

Is it worth it to clay and ceramic coat, I usually just 3m the promlem areas.

I have ceramic coated every vehicle I have owned for the past 5 years or so (which is more vehicles than I am proud to talk about). It is great if done well, water and dirt fly off the car, no water spots, reduces swirl marks.

I have had bad luck with it on wheels though. Had one car done with vehicle, wheels, glass. The paint and glass protection was good, the wheels didnt seem to care and still got covered in brake dust and took the normal amount of effort to clean.