SpaceWhiteF150
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Squadron sports!
I agree.I wanted to get a K&N but after doing some research I decided to stick with OEM approved paper-filters. Sure it helps with throttle response (a bit) and maybe you'll gain 3-5 HP but the air entering your engine is not properly filtered and I want my F150 to last, especially with the track record of new trucks, I'm not taking any chances.
It's even more important to properly filter the air going into your engine if you're offroad a lot. I only have 20K on the OD and I've replaced two filters already.
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Debunking the K&N Myth - Why OEM is Better
Before spending your money on an aftermarket intake, let's debunk the misleading incomplete info about filtering and horsepower in the sales literature.www.nicoclub.com
I agree.
These are my engine and cabin filters of choice.
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Magnum FLOW Pro DRY S Air Filter
Pro DRY S Filter Media: This filter features three layers of oil-free synthetic media and requires no oil during maintenance to provide maximum convenience. Its progressive layering provides great filtration efficiency and dust holding capacity. This media is best suited for street use. Pro DRY...afepower.com
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PUREFLOW 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Cabin Air Filter with HEPA and Antibacterial Technology, PC8214HX
HEPA cabin air filters brought to you by PureFlow ensure only the cleanest air gets filtered into your car (keeping it bacteria-free). Buy 2015 Ford F-150 HEPA Cabin Air Filter PC8214HX at PureFlow now.pureflowair.com
Yes, I purchased two of the engine air filters so I’ll have a fresh one ready to go after every oil change.
Those look niceI agree.
These are my engine and cabin filters of choice.
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Magnum FLOW Pro DRY S Air Filter
Pro DRY S Filter Media: This filter features three layers of oil-free synthetic media and requires no oil during maintenance to provide maximum convenience. Its progressive layering provides great filtration efficiency and dust holding capacity. This media is best suited for street use. Pro DRY...afepower.com
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PUREFLOW 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Cabin Air Filter with HEPA and Antibacterial Technology, PC8214HX
HEPA cabin air filters brought to you by PureFlow ensure only the cleanest air gets filtered into your car (keeping it bacteria-free). Buy 2015 Ford F-150 HEPA Cabin Air Filter PC8214HX at PureFlow now.pureflowair.com
Yes, I purchased two of the engine air filters so I’ll have a fresh one ready to go after every oil change.
I like Motorcraft filters but, I’ve just always wanted something a little better not to mention that Motorcraft air and cabin filters were just as expensive as the WIX filters.For a little cheaper you can get the Motorcraft FPP-92 from Rock Auto which is basically the same filter. I'm still being patient for S&B to release their Whipple intake. Going with their dry filters which are similar to OEM makeup. Oil isn't for me anymore
Cool.For a little cheaper you can get the Motorcraft FPP-92 from Rock Auto which is basically the same filter. I'm still being patient for S&B to release their Whipple intake. Going with their dry filters which are similar to OEM makeup. Oil isn't for me anymore
Cool.
How are you linking the Whipple?
Any issues?
Nice…No issues so far. About 5,000 miles with it now. Just wrapped up adding a transmission cooler to help deal with the increased power
that looks like really nice workmanship. what is your suspension, wheel & tire set up that caused the rub?After finding some hard rub during articulation and weighted cornering I had the front crash bar trimmed and recapped. It uses the factory end cap removed and rewelded on to the shorter bar.
I missed something. New bilsteins? Do you mean a new F150/Tremor product or (new) to him? LolNice…
After some miles, I’m looking forward to hearing / reading about your opinions on the new Bilsteins.
To be honest, if both front and rear shocks were DSA+, it’ll probably drive me crazy trying to figure out the perfect settings.
New to him.
He installed the 8112’s and 8100’s.
Ahh okay.FYI still waiting on the rears. I have the DSA 8100’s on order but Bilstein is having manufacturing/supplier issues so they’re still a little bit out. The 8112’s with DSA for the fronts are also around the corner. No regrets missing it on the front but I figured putting it on the rear would at least give me some use between unloaded, loaded, and towing things. Though I’m sure I’ll set it once and never touch it again and probably should source the non DSA lol
It is the BDS 4” lift with Fox 2.0 shocks, Fuel Celsius 20x9 1mm offset with Falken AT4W 35x12.5x20 tires. The tires are a little wider than your normal 12.5. (13.1 I believe) Less offset or a slightly less wider tire would be fine. It was a slight rub on the outer edge of the tire up front at full lock. With just me in the vehicle, no rub. Add two 200lb passengers or on an angle and some slight rub occurs. With the trim of the front bar it is now not a problem.that looks like really nice workmanship. what is your suspension, wheel & tire set up that caused the rub?






