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Not too long ago I did a detail job -- wash, clay, two stage polish, sealant and wax -- on this built '99 Ford Lightning. Some facts: 2v 5.4l Ford modular motor topped with a 2.3l Kenne Bell blower pushing 18psi of max boost producing 619hp/1002nm to the rear tires. And it sounds like a cammed, old school big block Ford when it's idling.
Last edited by Rasmus; 08-23-2011 at 06:09 PM.
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wow, not something i'd ever want to do but damn it looks mean..
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Would be a hoot to drive.
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I'm really diggin the license plate, it's clever
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Clean black car is clean.....
Ever since owning a black car I gain a new appreciation for a nice black paint job.....they are f-ing PITA...
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That is sweet, but man I bet it's hard to make a clean getaway with all that power only going to the back!
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Nice.
Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you."
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The truck hooks remarkably well on drag radials. It's a strange feeling, and it feels much slower than it is, but it just gets up and goes without and drama.
When I first caught a ride in it, I remember thinking it felt much more like a car than an actual truck -- and it still does. I actually feels smaller than a mid sized family saloon despite it's weight.
....and it's a bloody fun toy!
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