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I bet that guy spends a lot of time at that gas station...

Why do I get the feeling you'd prefer sooner than later?

Oh, you're going to kill the environment with your fumes. The horror!!! Hopefully you've noted my sarcasm. You will likely get a finger wagging from others here...

If you feel it is unsafe to go 95 mph in ANY vehicle, fine. But I'm not sure going 95 in a Maverick is inherently less safe just because it's a "cheap truck." I don't get it.

At 80 mph your hybrid gets the same mileage as my lifted FX4 4K Tow. As others have said, the increased speed really sucks fuel economy. With the 2.0-liter gas engine, I notice the biggest loss of economy occurs between 60 and 70 mph. After that, the losses are not nearly so much as you increase...

The important thing is keeping it clean and getting that salt off. I love my ceramic but it's not an absolute necessity.

YESSSSSSS!!!!!!

Welcome aboard! If you haven't already, don't forget to vote (or change your vote) in the poll at the top of the page. Glad you have a clean bill of health to enjoy this event with us.

Great-looking truck. Congrats!

Lots has been discussed on this on this forum. In the interest of not repeating all my personal experiences, I'll link to two threads below. One is an overview of my lift build and the other is my real-world fuel economy experience post lift. All I'll add otherwise is that is seems most of...

Or stake it down, at the very least! :)

Seems like we are still waiting on a few folks to push us over the magical 25 mark. Just a week and a half until the deadline now...

I have about 2,000 miles on my truck since install of the 2-inch Eibach Pro Lift Springs. No issues. Just did a road trip PA-SC and back and truck did fine. I've looked at the CV boots several times since install; no signs of wear. My installer said the more severe angle with the lift springs...

Don't have CP360. Sorry.

What do you mean "hand measurements?" I used actual amount of fuel put into tank. Actually used the measured mile markers on the Interstate to compare odometer to actual distance.

Dare to dream...

This is going to be a great event!

This! I don't want to give up trim badging (XL, XLT, LARIAT) but would like a black letter version or illuminated letters.

Ah, I haven't put premium in my tank yet. Around here the price difference is $1/gallon. That's $15 per fill up. Hard to justify even for an extra 60 miles per tank it's more expensive.

Looks good!