They grip wet surfaces better than I had expected them.
Finally Drove A Trackhawk And...
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They grip wet surfaces better than I had expected them.
How cute!?!
There is a break in period so you were not at full power and you need to check power settings in the SRT menu(vaket vs 700+). Also you were more than likely approaching 6,000lbs with passengers. Shocked they let you or that you decided it was safe to drive a high horsepower vehicle with flat spots in the tires and then complain about NVH
Theres are tons of Trackhawks for sale under $85K. Ive even seen several under $80K.
Not anymore, low $60k's. You can find very low mileage for mid $50Ks because they made way too damn many in '16 & '17
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If I keep the truck,.......I'm getting the KO2's as my next tire.
I hear and read nothing but good things about them. They get great reviews.
You're being intentionally obtuse. To my 5'2" wife, YES, a Raptor is a monster truck.
LOL... anytime I see a truck flexing, posing like that...I always think of women in yoga poses
Id have her drive the Raptor a few times. If you had to have a V8, look for a first gen with the 6.2. Of get a 5.0 Coyote and throw a TVS on it.
If you want a tow rig, get a used truck that's built for towing and then spend the money on a Porsche, fast SUV etc.
If you want a tow rig, get a used truck that's built for towing and then spend the money on a Porsche, fast SUV etc.
2/10, excessive clothing on the model.LOL... anytime I see a truck flexing, posing like that...I always think of women in yoga poses
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lol you two are a pair (CompOrange04GT)
immovable object meets an unstoppable force.....
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Not sure how a 550 horse truck with nice roomy interior isn’t a good road trip vehicle...
Less practical than a 707 hp Trackhawk too
Guys guys guys
The ‘fun’ he wants with the Porsche, is literally watching the thousands of dollars in value fly off the thing as you drive it down the highway.
The ‘fun’ he wants with the Porsche, is literally watching the thousands of dollars in value fly off the thing as you drive it down the highway.
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They're a good tire. I ran them on a tj I wheeled a lot and they did admirably. Not great in the clay but otherwise they are a really good all around tire in rock, mud etc. Even did well in the occasional snow and ice we have here.
In to watch it fly down a boat ramp
You have been quiet for quite some time now. You dive right into their conversation without regard as to who was there to begin with. I too wanted to say something, but it appears you beat me to the punch. Think about the effect of your actions and how this affects the discussion.
It’s almost considered rude, until one considers that you have been part of this site since its inception.
Only an OG of OGs can get away with that.
Hahaha playing my privilege card for me!
Awesome. Thanks.
I don't do any off roading, but want them because of their great performance on snow and ice.
Air suspension has a loading level which makes it about as tall as a car
I have a small garage and even a normal F-150 wouldn't fit in there. Its already tight with our two SUVs
It's a good thing I buy cars for my own enjoyment rather than resale value, huh?
I’ve been on boats, around boats and into boats my entire life.
Never once in all my years either living in nantaskett or on cape cod have I ever seen anyone pull a boat with a Porsche.
Never once in all my years either living in nantaskett or on cape cod have I ever seen anyone pull a boat with a Porsche.
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