Baddest azz 4x4 fords?
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...only a couple more years with any luck...
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11-19-2009, 08:18 AM
I'm sorry guys, but I just can't consider a rig with a lift, 44s and HALF ton axles, and close to stock gears bad ***. Yes it might look cool, but so does that rig parked at the mall. Hell I tryed 39.5s on half tons once, I couldn't keep a front axle shaft alive for more than a half an hour. Hell anything more than a idle would twist them off. 35s are even pushing the limits of a half ton.
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What the hell ya do in to it, you have a 5.9 in it? You break a shaft at a start?
My rigs at least the Early Broncos' never break shafts, the F150's are solid too, on 35's Next time try not to do 4 wheel burnouts on pavement
