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Why doesn't the population of Australia take their country back? Here in Wyoming, open carrying of firearms has always been legal and concealed firearm permits must be issued to law abiding residents. Our legislature just passed a bill and Governor Mead signed it into law a few days ago -...

That article is poorly written and incomplete. Prices are up. No kidding, prices are up everywhere. Same store sales are down 1.8%. [political comment deleted] I've had to cut my spending way more than 1.8%. There is nothing that can be extrapolated from this story but you guys manage anyway.

If time was so critical, why do manufacturers start warranties (and maintenance schedules) upon sale? I bought a new 2004 Mach 1 from a friend's dealership. besides getting the X-plan price, Ford was offering a $3,000 rebate on '04s and $4,000 on '03s. We searched the computer database and...

Hella makes clear Lexan covers for all of their auxiliary lights. They provide real protection and you can buff/polish/wax them to keep them crystal clear. I've been using them on my Hella 4000s for five years in NW Wyoming with excellent results. Hella lights are better.

I love when somebody actually considers advice from a friend he thinks is out of his mind.

Originally Posted By: HARTZSKY Sorry STG, but that statement doesnt mean or indicate the whole car was dirty. Nice try tho. No, it means you are one ignorant detailer. What do you think happened to the bug juice and surprises he scraped off the paint with his applicator? You know, the same...

Originally Posted By: HARTZSKY Yeah, i did read the post. Maybe you can show me where he tells his audience he applied it to dirty paint? I'll answer that for you, he doesn't indicate anywhere it was applied to dirty paint. Your comprehension is atrocious: "I used one of those terry cotton...

Originally Posted By: HARTZSKY Honda paint is very, very soft, thats the problem. Look at Honda paint the wrong way and it will swirl. You have to be very careful when applying anything to Honda paint especially by hand, just a little to much pressure and it will swirl the car. Rejex isn't the...

Originally Posted By: Schmoe I used one of those terry cotton round applicators and kind of used a lot elbow grease to get some stuff off the paint like bug juice and other surprises. STEP AWAY FROM THE BLACK PAINT. YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA WHAT YOU ARE DOING. Rejex, or any other...

The OP has decided on 5w-40 and started a T6 vs, M1 TDT thread.

Originally Posted By: badnews Quote: Isn't self righteous idiocy grand? Well you are the answer to that Still waiting for your politically correct Powerstroke CAFE numbers.

Originally Posted By: roadrunner1 its not recommended because of the large spread (5-40) it along with 0w-40 are the least shear stable. 10w-30 is much more shear stable, and for most would make a much better choice vs. 0w-40 or 5w-40. i'm on my third run(7,500 mi. oci) of 10w-30 in my 6.0 ford...

Originally Posted By: badnews Well the fact is they are number one right now because they are the cheapest not the best . They married the WalMart and well lets face it Shell Rotella is the cheapest oil you can buy that will get you by Are you an Amsoil Zombie, a anti-Walmart liberal union...

Originally Posted By: wayniac I have the 6.0 with the HEUI system.... Ford rec's the 15-40 ONLY, according to the dealer, and owners manual, however there is a temp sens chart that shows it being OK at extremely low temps. WRONG. Read this entire page and count the total number of Motorcraft...

And you thought this thread was DEAD. I own a 2005 F250 Powerstroke FX4 with the original batteries. I always park my truck in my garage, even when I just stop by the house for 15 minutes. When it's in the garage, it's hooked up to a Deltran Battery Tender. My friend owns a 2006 Powerstroke...

Since a 6.0 engine costs over $15,000, I've never mixed oils. I've used Delvac 1 5w-40, Mobil 1 for Turbo Diesel Trucks 5w-40 (when it was Delvac 1 and after the formula change), and recently Shell Rotella T6 in my 2005 F250. THE ONLY TIME MY ENGINE CONTAINED 100% PURE OIL OF ANY TYPOE WAS AT...

Originally Posted By: bullwinkle I'd still like to hear, though, what the OP's ACTUAL hand-calculated MPG is - Because you'd trust those numbers!

Originally Posted By: dnewton3 Forgive me, for I don't mean to be rude, but I must call out some things that simply don't make sense to me. For you to average nearly 27mpg, it would be reasonable to think that pulling the 11k pound load would drop your average down, which means your unloaded...

Will all of with you G.E.D.s raise your hands? Thank you. Now go kick yourselves in the butt. If the OP's absurd mileage claim of 26.7MPG in mixed driving is to be believed, he must get SPECTACULAR towing and city numbers. It's not the calculator that's broken, it's lies in, lies out. OP...

Garmin GPS-18 software on my laptop mounted on a Jotto Desk in my 2005 Ford F250 Powerstroke FX-4.