1976 F250 Highboy Car wash
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i like the body lift idea were i already have one sitting on a shelf from a parts truck and im needing 1/4" to get the cab to line up with the bed just the matter of milling 1/4" off the rear mounts. my main issue with most body lifts is that the cab and frame get so far apart you can see a huge gap but it does not look like that is a issue on the high boys. do you have a straight on side pic i could see how the frame looks under the body?
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I clean them with this and a stiff brush.
Eagle-1 665804 - Etching Mag Wheel Cleaner | O'Reilly Auto Parts
Eagle-1 665804 - Etching Mag Wheel Cleaner | O'Reilly Auto Parts
I use some HVAC coil cleaner. If you read the active ingredients in the Eagle One, then match them up in the coil cleaner, you can get it cheaper and undiluted. I can get it for about $8 a gallon. Don't even need to use a stiff brush.
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Pretty much the same situation as mine was in.... Straight pipes are loud as hell especially when they dump anywhere near the cab, but obviously you already knew that
I had mine dumping like yours before the rear axle for a while, then I bought some pipe and fittings and clamps and got it out from under the truck and man it makes a hell of a difference in the exhaust note. I have mine coming out at 45 degree angles right before the rear tires. Looks good and sounds even better. Only cost me about 30 bucks.
I had mine dumping like yours before the rear axle for a while, then I bought some pipe and fittings and clamps and got it out from under the truck and man it makes a hell of a difference in the exhaust note. I have mine coming out at 45 degree angles right before the rear tires. Looks good and sounds even better. Only cost me about 30 bucks.
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Dang sharp truck and I like the rims BTW.
Yes those look like Ford factory bed rails. They mount in the factory stake pockets with a metal tab that goes in the hole and then tightens up with a bolt. No holes in the top of your bed.
Yes that also looks like a factory push bar, and no JBG do not stock them for full size truck/bronco only EB.
Yes those look like Ford factory bed rails. They mount in the factory stake pockets with a metal tab that goes in the hole and then tightens up with a bolt. No holes in the top of your bed.
Yes that also looks like a factory push bar, and no JBG do not stock them for full size truck/bronco only EB.
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What kind of tach is that? I have mine in the same location and its not working right. From what I've been told I need another one. I can't seem to by one only to take another chance of it not working.