Can you imagine her in the bed of the new Fords? They'd never get the wrinkles out...I guess she wouldn't fit in the bed LOL.
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Can you imagine her in the bed of the new Fords? They'd never get the wrinkles out...I guess she wouldn't fit in the bed LOL.
Yours looks awesome, but I don't want to go that high - can't get in parking garages or carwashes. I'm looking at Nitto Trail Grappler 295/65/20, which is 2 sizes larger than stock, will fit on the stock wheels, and measures 35.5x12x20 since they are oversized. They will provide an additional .75 inch of ground clearance and lift.
To the guys who say they are also looking. Look at Mullinax Ford. They have some of the best prices i have seen. Also if you're looking at Used the dealers in Mississippi are loaded up with great 3/4 and 1 Ton trucks.
It's not about the diesel, my 6.2 F250 doesn't have to be inspected. Vehicles in Georgia with a Gvwr over 8500 lbs (I think that's the correct number) don't require the annual inspection.
Btw, i believe it is still illegal FWIW, to remove any emission component from your vehicle. There's just not much way in Georgia for anyone to find out about it.
Screw the useless lifted trucks. I like the equally useless slammed trucks.
Like this one.
Yours looks awesome, but I don't want to go that high - can't get in parking garages or carwashes. I'm looking at Nitto Trail Grappler 295/65/20, which is 2 sizes larger than stock, will fit on the stock wheels, and measures 35.5x12x20 since they are oversized. They will provide an additional .75 inch of ground clearance and lift.
This is correct..... I will add my BIL works for a very large trucking company and I'd have to ask him again to confirm but at one point there was talk of requiring diesels to go through emissions because so many people just remove the DEF stuff.
Yours looks awesome, but I don't want to go that high - can't get in parking garages or carwashes. I'm looking at Nitto Trail Grappler 295/65/20, which is 2 sizes larger than stock, will fit on the stock wheels, and measures 35.5x12x20 since they are oversized. They will provide an additional .75 inch of ground clearance and lift.
Guess I will be moving to Alabama then.
I did 275/60/20 on my F150..... (34x11's) I'm extremely happy with my choice, in the past I've gone to big, made the truck worthless.