MARYLAND TACOMAS

you can do something that size in your home oven

 

Alright anyone want to help lol I have no clue what I'm doing.

 

I have never used it, but I know you can get spring paint. probably just a polymer paint that stays flexible or something, may be easier/cheaper than powder

 

I thought about that but wasn't sure how well it works/holds up. I read a lot of people powder coating

 

factory plugs and anything drivability, keep it stock . will help you retain, maintain yer mpg. 5.0 is a good engine for ford

 

3in lift with 285 load range E tires and I'm getting about 17.5 over the summer. Little less now that winter blend is in effect

 

265 C range tires, stock suspension, bitch motor cant get over 15

 

I still get double digit mileage

 

55w is offroad use only in headlights.

 

Lol either you have lead foot syndrome mixed with jackrabbit starts or youre hauling around an elephant. I'd say me, but my truck averages 17mpg outside of 4x4 and towing.

 

It didn't say Off-Road only lol

 

leadfoot? jack rabbit? bitch motor and Mexican trans? that shit aint happenin

 

I get 12-14 around town and 15-16 on trips. Stop and start kills my milage an the hills around here. But that's with lift bumpers sliders ifs skid and 255 load range e tires

 

Nope I like my headlights lol the one in the hood scoop is hard to see cause of the mesh an the ditch lights and pods in the bumper normally have amber covers on them so I'm not that worried I have smoked covers on the pods in my back bumper. I haven't been pulled over yet theres kids all over around here that run light bars most all the time and I don't normal use mine on the road an i haven't had a problem but I know I don't comply with the law either

 

You'll be fine Joe.

 

Well...its the law, ignorance doesn't void it.

Well, i'm not certain about wattage but i believe 1500 lumens +/- %10 is the DOT limit.

 

Really that dim? Wow no wonder so many deer are hit.

 

Baltimore Hydrodip (owner is Alex) might be able to help you out, he is a automotive painter by day and does hydro, cerakote, and automotive as a home business. He does all my gun work, really great work at a really great price. At the very least, Alex will be able to give you some direction.

Personally, when I spray my 887s, I'm just going to use an enamel paint (for mild flex) and a semi-gloss sealant.

 

Might go that route.

 

Cant have the yuppies be blinded by the light