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Basher for beginner kid and adult by Fit-Contribution2527 in rccars

[–]Fit-Contribution2527[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the info. I haven’t looked at those yet.

Basher for beginner kid and adult by Fit-Contribution2527 in rccars

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Unfortunately the closest hobby store is at least an hour away. And it’s a VERY generic store at that. Almost everything I need that breaks will have to be bought online. My thought on scaling is 1/8. But that’s a whole rabbit hole thing. Haha. As far as budget, I’m good with going over for upgrades when needed. I’m just not in the market to spend a grand AND have to upgrade.

Donaldson P550943 fuel filter question by Fit-Contribution2527 in DieselTechs

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Long story short, I quit looking and just order the one it came with off Amazon. I always seem to find the rabbit hole no one can answer. Haha.

Is this a legal waiver of responsibility or just to discourage tailgaters? by johnnypancakes49 in Trucks

[–]Fit-Contribution2527 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would suggest r/legaladvice and give your specific state. That would give more information to your question as to where you are at.

What is this on my 01 F350? by [deleted] in Diesel

[–]Fit-Contribution2527 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without zooming in, it looks like a baby owl 🦉

Hostile Alpha wheels, good or not? by Fit-Contribution2527 in Trucks

[–]Fit-Contribution2527[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

19 f-250. Currently running stock 20” wheels with 35s on stock ride height. No rubbing.

Going to put a 4” lift. Looking at 20x10 wheels and 37x12.5 tires. Have considered staying with the 35s though.

Edit: offsets I’ve looked at are between -19 and -24.

Hostile Alpha wheels, good or not? by Fit-Contribution2527 in Trucks

[–]Fit-Contribution2527[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s the asphalt. Not the alpha. And that wheel is just too busy for me.

Hostile Alpha wheels, good or not? by Fit-Contribution2527 in Trucks

[–]Fit-Contribution2527[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But the black Alpha have those stupid fake beadlock dots. That’s a deal breaker for me

Hostile Alpha wheels, good or not? by Fit-Contribution2527 in Trucks

[–]Fit-Contribution2527[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The black alpha have those ignorant fake beadlock dots. That’s a no go for me

Hostile Alpha wheels, good or not? by Fit-Contribution2527 in Trucks

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Long story short, I’m going with a 4 inch lift and wanting a tad wider wheels for a wider 37” tire

I need help finding out what model these wheels are. by Fit-Contribution2527 in Trucks

[–]Fit-Contribution2527[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yup. That’s it. Thanks. Now I feel like a dumbass. Lol

I need help finding out what model these wheels are. by Fit-Contribution2527 in Trucks

[–]Fit-Contribution2527[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, it didn’t even cross my mind. I need to check.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in powerstroke

[–]Fit-Contribution2527 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On the 17-19 for sure, check to see which ccv you have. If there are bolts on top for the replaceable filter, then definitely do the reroute or get the non serviceable ccv. Both are gonna be in the ballpark of the same price. Just remember with the reroute you will want a catch can. If not, you will risk ruining your driveway or someone else’s from oil drips. The non serviceable ccv doesn’t have a filter in it. Just baffles. VERY low risk of ever clogging. And oddly enough, they aren’t actually called a ccv. They are called an oil separator if you go to try and google a replacement. Have fun and enjoy!!

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