Turning radius
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You aren't comparing apples to apples. The big super duties have more steering because they have room for it, and OBS trucks do not. I always wonder how the CCLB guys handle it. I have to be careful with my turns with my CCSB. I'm not sure what aftermarket options there might be, but it sure would be nice to turn the steering wheel another half turn.
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You for got to add, " and it doesn't have the 300 and 3.08 gears. LOL
You can carefully adjust the steering bump stops to see if you can get a little tighter turn but be careful not to go too far and remember that tire roll in a turn will force the tire to rub radius arms and such more than when parked and adjusting.
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This is completely incorrect...
Here's the scientific reasoning our trucks have such a wide turning radius.
Back in the 80's and 90's, Ford built their steering boxes and they would only turn to 10. That being said, the truck could only be turned so tight. Fast forward a couple decades and now Ford makes their steering boxes that turn to 11. With the one extra number, it allows the trucks to turn much tighter.
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