can any of you Ford guys .....

Way to go Nick. Nice ride!!!!!!!!!

jjmstang wrote:

138 wrote:There went the bryant crank...

But keeping the wife happy is more important


-John

f**k that! see what he's up to? a F-250! as long as "she" thinks so..................

Nice lookin ride
You coming to Bowling Green next weekend?

bruno wrote:

Man that truck looks like it's ready to go to work!! Damn that's over 10k in savings for ya this year, I know I can get the "HOOK UP" on this wiring job lmao...

Get you an extra jug of the urea and keep behind the seat on long road trips, dont get it on the paint, and dont put it in the fuel tank....................

how many miles per gallon on the urea?

once the urea hits the pump and injectors it gets real good, the trip to the shop on a rollback really ups the fuel economy...............

Let me repost.



How many miles can you expect to travel before having to refill the urine tank.

where'd my post go Nick?

cool40 wrote:where'd my post go Nick?

which post ? what did i miss

scottke wrote:Nice lookin ride
You coming to Bowling Green next weekend?

would love to , but i need a new lic, and to get a recert ...just gonna hang around these outlaw tracks for the rest of the year

D's557BBF wrote:

bruno wrote:

Man that truck looks like it's ready to go to work!! Damn that's over 10k in savings for ya this year, I know I can get the "HOOK UP" on this wiring job lmao...

bro , i stole this truck , i feel bad about it too ........NOT !!!! thanks again


we are ready for TEAM ERBY RACING !!!!

Curt wrote:how many miles per gallon on the urea?

they said expect to fill some up every oil change ....... and boy have i heard the horror stories already about the urea in the diesel ....people need to open there EYES !!!!

oh and by the way this thing is awesome on fuel consumption !!!!

I'm about 9 months away from my new one. Got to get the twins out of college first. The old Excursion is doing just fine though, it should make it a while longer. It only has 250,000 miles on it.

Curt wrote:I'm about 9 months away from my new one. Got to get the twins out of college first. The old Excursion is doing just fine though, it should make it a while longer. It only has 250,000 miles on it.

I'm about 9 months away from my new one you

Curt you exspecting a baby in 9 months

Gosh, I hope not. Trying to get rid of my 21 year old babies now. HAHAHA

Curt ain't home enough to have more babies!!

thats the reason I hope there is not a bun in the oven!!!!!!!!!!!!!! There is no way it could be mine.

Curt wrote:Let me repost.



How many miles can you expect to travel before having to refill the urine tank.

Depends on driving habits. There is no reason to ever run out, it will give you plenty of warning lol. I would top it off at every oil change.

Urea, also called carbamide, is an organic chemical compound which essentially is the waste produced when the body metabolizes protein. It is a compound not only produced by humans but also by many other mammals, as well as amphibians and some fish. Urea was the first natural compound to be synthesized artificially using inorganic compounds— a scientific breakthrough.

Urea was discovered in 1773 by the French chemist Hillaire Rouelle. In 1828, just 55 years after its discovery, it became the first organic compound to be synthetically formulated, this time by a German chemist named Friedrich Wöhler, one of the pioneers of organic chemistry.

Synthetic urea is created from synthetic ammonia and carbon dioxide and can be produced as a liquid or a solid. The process of dehydrating ammonium carbamate under conditions of high heat and pressure to produce urea was first used in 1870 and is still in use today. Uses of synthetic urea are numerous and therefore production of it is high. In fact, approximately one million pounds of urea is manufactured in the United States alone each year, most of it used in fertilizers. Because the nitrogen in urea makes it water soluble, it is highly desired in this application. Urea is also used commercially and industrially to produce some types of plastics, animal feed, glues, toilet bowl cleaners, dish washing machine detergents, hair coloring products, pesticides, and fungicides. Medicinally, it is used in barbiturates, dermatological products that re-hydrate the skin, and diuretics





Not to be confused!!!! this is not a power adder.

From what I've gathered, about 1 gal of urea/1000 miles is pretty standard. You need to get the stainless on the sides, and some big chrome stacks, and CB antenaes and then you can be a baller that the Fabio would be proud of.

Big mud flaps with cool chrome stuff on them

Lem Evans wrote:Big mud flaps with cool chrome stuff on them

Naked ladies with big tatas