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In my opinion none of these are ideal for snow blowing or drying a car. I use Ego 756CFM which puts out 2651 grams of force. The best blower(WolfBox) in this YT video produces 73CFM and 334.2 grams of force. It definitely has a use case but not when it comes to snow blowing or drying a car.

EGO blower and long brush

I hope everyone's okay and a reminder to me to install a rear cam.

Every driving habit and condition is different. I am sure your results can't be applied across the board. For me it's an extra $50.00/yr for an extra oil change. There are lot of YT videos by credible shops, across many brands, advising people to change their oil every 5000miles if they want...

It takes less than 5 minutes to change that cabin filter and it is one of the easiest cabin filters to change. I have noticed that dealers from many brands make a killing on these filters! I purchase mine from Amazon.ca. It is $26.29+HST for two! First year I clean them and 2nd year I toss them...

I installed the Bushwacker on my E250 and had it sprayed with LineX. It was hard to part ways with that van!

You could also program the remote to your garage door visor button.

Here is a picture of a friend whom I talk to every day!

My yearly average is 17.4mpg. Mpg takes a nose dive when it gets cold here but it is a lot better than the E-250 I had. That was 10mpg!

I’ve used both Roush and AFE, but I haven’t tried S&B yet. If I ever buy another intake, I’d probably choose S&B, though that may never happen, since the OE airbox and filter are perfectly adequate for my needs. The main advantage of S&B, in my opinion, is how easy it is to swap the filter. If...

I installed the Roush intake and ended up ripping it out. There was a big gap around the filter and filter removal was a pain, and I noticed zero gains. I moved on to an AFE next and after a year I pulled that one out too. I guess I like wasting money. The AFE was definitely better but filter...

Go for it! It seems you have done your research and as I said before, the surface rust is not an issue.

I have a 23 in Ontario Canada and I can assure you what you have shown is of no concern. All of it is surface rust and many of these trucks even in US in warmer zones display the same surface rust on the untreated steel. I wouldn't personally purchase a car from a country I don't reside in...

Nice rig and setup! I have the same tire on aftermarket wheels. I also have Eibach Stage2. I think it is a little over a year now and my only complaint is the tires performance in rain and snow. It slides easily in rain and I have zero confidence in snow.

I always use 91 octane and drive in ECO mode. In the Canadian summers I average 21mpg and in winters it drops down to 14mpg. Truck is levelled with oversized LT tires and full Talon plates.

I think the cheap measuring cup I was using is slightly off! Picture clearly shows 500ml in the Pyrex cup is less in the cheap cup.

I am starting to think the measuring cup I purchased from a dollar store may be off. I will compare it to a cooking cup to see if the reading is off.

With 6.2 quarts on 2% sloped garage floor I am still below the top of the hashed area.

Hi Bruce, I was changing the engine oil two days ago and at 6 quart after driving for a day and allowing it to rest on level ground it was at the half way on the dipstick hashed marking. I added 0.2 quarts and it is near the top of the hashed marking. I always warm up the engine and allow to...

Nice setup!