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I'm doing a 2/4 drop on my 1996 F150 (reg cab, short bed, 5.8, 2x4) and I want to put 15x8 Cragar Soft 8's (black bullet hole steel wheels, 4" backspacing) wrapped in 275/60 (very wide) performance tires. Y'all think this would look good? The truck is red/white. I'm just undecided on it at the moment, I don't want to ruin it cause it is a pretty truck already. I think the stance will be perfect though, especially cause I'm pretty sure the tires will tuck just a perfect amount. Oh, and don't troll about lowering trucks. It's still useful for what I need it for, I'm sure I tow more than most of y'all with lifted trucks anyways.
Oh, and don't troll about lowering trucks. It's still useful for what I need it for, I'm sure I tow more than most of y'all with lifted trucks anyways.
Lifted or not, not in an F-150 you don't. Your truck lowered simply made it that much easier for my truck towing the Titanic to run right over, like a speed bump.
I have a lifted 7.3 dually with twin turbos, I know about hauling. 25' landscaping trailer daily to be exact. I use the f150 for my smaller landscaping trailer and daily driver. And your truck couldn't even touch my f150
Your F-150 isn't allowed to use the same adult restroom as my F250 so you're right, it wouldn't touch it, not even if she didn't wash her hands after wiping.
I used to haul in my F-150, did a good job but it's no 250.
My truck would destroy both of your a$$es. It has 519 ft lbs of torque (stroked) and is a good ton or so lighter. But anyways I'll try to get a couple of the wheels and truck, and some of similar lowered trucks when I get to a computer.
My truck would destroy both of your a$$es. It has 519 ft lbs of torque (stroked) and is a good ton or so lighter. But anyways I'll try to get a couple of the wheels and truck, and some of similar lowered trucks when I get to a computer.
Yes, your truck compared to mine has had a stroke.
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