Tqjunkie

got this from the FAQ on the seafoam website take it for what it is worth...... I added a can of Sea Foam to about 12 gallons of gas in the tank of my 2002 Grand Marquis, then used ½ can of the spray in the intake. Now my car shows a “check engine” light that was not previously on. Did the Sea Foam somehow cause this? What should I do about it? Jim’s answer:Adding Sea Foam Spray Cleaner and Lube directly into the intake will, in some cases, trigger the “check engine” light due to misfires that occur while you’re spraying. The misfiring was only temporary, and you should be able to easily turn the light off by clearing the error code. [Question asked by Tango Devin]

Just from what I have experienced over the years when purchasing new vehicles from trucks to snowmobiles to atv's whenever I have had a problem with any of them and it is a well known problem with the product the dealer of the product has never heard of the the problem and gives you the I have no idea what you are talking about look,but rest assured they know exactly what you are talking about,it is in there own best interest not to admit there is any problems with there product obviously,I have a good truck with no vibration and I thank my lucky stars for that but I certainly feel for these owners that have the problem because I know I have been in there shoes before and it is a helpless feeling for sure.

I agree these tires are GARBAGE ,in cold weather for the first 5 to 10 miles my tires thump pretty good until they warm up and round themselves out somewhat,this was the norm for bias ply tires back in the 70's but I thought that the square tires for the first 5 to 10 miles in the morning was a thing of the past until I experienced these goodyear sra's.

Would it be possible to get a direct side view of your truck,by the the look of the pic. the stance of your truck looks perfect but I would like to see a direct side view if you have one ,just to verify the picture is just with the factory blocks removed correct?thanks