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I am in highschool and I have a part time job, so I don't make great money. I was wondering what I could to to make my truck look nicer,but not empty my wallet.
you can make a homebrew intake, delete the clutch fan and stick in a colder thermostat, and dump the exhaust behind the cab before the axle. That should get you started for about $100
I am in highschool and I have a part time job, so I don't make great money. I was wondering what I could to to make my truck look nicer,but not empty my wallet.
Wax, tire shine, polish up the wheels.
Clean the interior, floor mats, clean windows, armorall the dash and vinyl on the doors.
you can make a homebrew intake, delete the clutch fan and stick in a colder thermostat, and dump the exhaust behind the cab before the axle. That should get you started for about $100
What is the purpose of a homebrew intake. And is it easy to install I am not very handy with that kind of stuff.
you can make a homebrew intake, delete the clutch fan and stick in a colder thermostat, and dump the exhaust behind the cab before the axle. That should get you started for about $100
That thermostat is not going to help fuel mileage btw
What is the purpose of a homebrew intake. And is it easy to install I am not very handy with that kind of stuff.
Homebrew intake is making your own intake to help out the power and mileage of your truck. you can make your own that works just as good as most bought ones
Originally Posted by djbucky3
That thermostat is not going to help fuel mileage btw
Never said that, it will help to keep the truck cooler and help to make a better "built" engine stay in harmony