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    Did this on a sudden urge.



    Here is what it looked like before still on the engine







    Here it is with one coat of paint on it. It`s still all taped up.







    Here it is all chromed up







    Here it is with all the paint on. It look hand painted still so I`m gonna try to mess around with it tomorrow to get it looking better. I think I might ape off the blue oval and the 4.6L part and paint the plastic black part a Flat Black. Might make it look betta.







    No pics of it on the engine yet. I might paint some other things though.



    I also acetoned my badges this weekend so I`ll have pics of them up too.



    What color should I go with in my engine compartment? Red? Blue? Yellow? Green? I plan on painting other stuff under there like the radiator cowel and the cover for the battery.
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    THAT looks GREAT!





    I wouldnt do to much under the hood, sometimes a little is better that alot:nono But if you do "a little more" stick with the color of the truck.





    Once again you did great:xyxthumbs



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    Thanks redcarguy.



    I may see about having the hood pulled off and the underside repainted. I might do that myself. Ford didn`t excatly paint the whole thing...
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    also might look in to a cold air intake kit, Sumthing like this, it would dress it up a little and get a few HP too!







    I know that is not the one for yor truck, just a pic to get the idea Do a search on the k&n site to find a pic
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    redcar Guy, yhea I have a plan for performance mods but I`m gonna start getting them now and drop them all on the truck at once.



    I`m going to go with the Air Force One Cold air filter. It has a chrome tube. Let me try to find a pic of one.



    I plan to do a new read diff. I got a 3.08 now and want to do a 3.73. Going to put a superchip in it at the same time.



    I`ll probably also do some pulleys for the accessories. I have to talk to some people to see how much they help F-150s out though. Mine isn`t blown. I already know the throttle body spacer doesn`t work for F-150s.



    Reminds me of one Lightning owners signature "My baby like the bottle but prefers to be blown"
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    Redcar guy, here is a pic of the air force one intake



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    very nice paintwork....very nice.
    A man who works with his hands is a laborer, A man who works with his hands and brain is a craftsman; but a man who works with his hands and his brain and his heart is an Artist.-Louis Nizer

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    Intel486... Great job! How about writing a "how-to" for the forum???



    It looks great!

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    Great work! I`m impressed!! Looks like that was pretty time consuming.

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    wow... i couldn`t imagine myself being able to trace the "FORD" letters that well...



    :xyxthumbs


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    Wow! That looks great. BTW your acetoned embelems look great too.
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