Well done @wakkawakka22. I don't know how you did it but you found the correct wheel. Thank you very much!
FYI - Before making my original thread I attempted to contact the original photo poster of the red Maverick with these wheels but they never replied back so I thought maybe someone in the...
Just flipped through Fast Wheels catalog and I didn't find the wheels from the above photo. The Fast Wheels FC04 are not the same as in the photo.
Still looking .....
I would advise that you NOT put a train horn on your vehicle. I was trailing a van on a highway R/R overpass one morning when the train blew his horn directly below the van. The van driver was so startled and jerked the steering wheel and nearly crashed. I can imagine you could be held liable if...
Brake pads and rotors are normally considered to be consumables and therefore not warranty items.
But if you have a good relationship with your dealership they may work with you to ease the pain.
Others have reported walnuts or rocks getting trapped between a brake rotor and its backing plate. Inspect these areas.
I also suggest looking under your truck to verify all heat shields are secure and not flopping around or rubbing the drive shaft or exhaust.
Visually inspect the fluid in the brake master cylinder to verify it's not discolored or contaminated with foreign matter. Even if it looks good you'll still need to buy a brake fluid water tester and measure the water content in the fluid. Bad, dirty or water contaminated fluid will ruin your...
I can't offer you any photos but the arrows you're looking for are actually just triangle indentations on the bottom surface of the rockerpanel. Take a rag and clean the lower surface in the areas mentioned above in post #2. The triangles are there. You're just overlooking them.
There may be no performance gain with this setup because it's drawing in hot engine compartment air rather than cooler outside air.
Glen you beat my post by seconds.....