Pics of my Truck (Ford) and Flagstaff Az (BIG 56K)
02-17-2008, 01:49 PM
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Pics of my Truck (Ford) and Flagstaff Az (BIG 56K)
Ok so heres pics of my truck now clean, and pics from my trip to flagstaff az to the snow with the woman. Ive never seen snow let alone watch it fall from the sky till then. Amazing stuff! I realize I should bring the flame suit for the owning of a ford, but I have my long list of reasons why.
Fresh Wax:
Whipple twin screw:
Flagstaff Arizona! First time seeing snow ever, and i even watched it snow too. Me and the woman:
Fresh Wax:
Whipple twin screw:
Flagstaff Arizona! First time seeing snow ever, and i even watched it snow too. Me and the woman:
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02-17-2008, 02:48 PM
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yea it sure is, the whipple sounds like nothing ive heard before, the SC whine on cobalt was the normal roots sound. However the whipple sounds much quieter and competely different. Boost is instant (so it seems no guage yet), and after a 30 minute drive I can put my hand on the whipple and its as cool as the ambient air. Twin screws are no joke. My Cobalt would burn my hand after a drive. If I had my balt I would highly look into the twin screw coming out for it. I dunno if its just how the one for my truck is set up, but something that can add that much power with what seems no heat, is amazing.
02-17-2008, 06:32 PM
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diggin the whipple
I was up North in Showlow with my girl a couple months back and it looks just like that, it was nice as ****.
we were driving around in a lowered vehicle though so with all the mud and holes in the ground it would've been way better to be driving a truck.
I was up North in Showlow with my girl a couple months back and it looks just like that, it was nice as ****.
we were driving around in a lowered vehicle though so with all the mud and holes in the ground it would've been way better to be driving a truck.
02-17-2008, 09:06 PM
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Thanks for all the feed back fellas!
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