f 150 ?
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Re: f 150 ?
No. Trucks can't be used offroad. Have you ever seen a truck with dirt on it?cammok5 wrote:im thinking about getting a XMODS® Evolution 2006 Ford® F-150 Starter Kit. can this be made in to a litle offroad truck to mess around with. what parts / things should i use to do so. thanks
Edit: As far as parts, you should use the parts that work with it.
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RTFM!!! How lazy are ya? we give you a whole board to read, and you ask silly questions that are answered already. Wait until the mods catch sight of this post...
Yes they definately can, but it takes some work on your part. 4WD and the Lift Kit are a good starting point, beyond that really depends on where you want to go with it.
Remember, Trucks can be offroad, but SUVs can't. You'll see a dirty truck, but never a dirty SUV.
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Yes they definately can, but it takes some work on your part. 4WD and the Lift Kit are a good starting point, beyond that really depends on where you want to go with it.
Remember, Trucks can be offroad, but SUVs can't. You'll see a dirty truck, but never a dirty SUV.
*** Read The Fucking Messageboard!
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