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Junior User
Joined: Apr 2007
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Sorry Jimmy...just saw your question. I got mine here:
Link Cat Eye Tire Pressure System | Dual Wheel Tire Equalization Monitors
Bought a 2 pack for 60 PSI rating
Post Fiend
Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 6,801
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From: DFW, TX-GoldCanyon, AZ
Nice color combo!!!!
I think I would be tempted to pull the lift kit from the front to get it down to sightly below the rear height...
Where-when do you stop lifting? No sooner do you get them all jacked up and now the wheels / tires look too small and you gotta buy bigger to make it look right. By the time you're done, you're reading the Death-Wobble threads wondering if you should chime in...
I think I would be tempted to pull the lift kit from the front to get it down to sightly below the rear height...
Where-when do you stop lifting? No sooner do you get them all jacked up and now the wheels / tires look too small and you gotta buy bigger to make it look right. By the time you're done, you're reading the Death-Wobble threads wondering if you should chime in...
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Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 3,778
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Nice color combo!!!!
I think I would be tempted to pull the lift kit from the front to get it down to sightly below the rear height...
Where-when do you stop lifting? No sooner do you get them all jacked up and now the wheels / tires look too small and you gotta buy bigger to make it look right. By the time you're done, you're reading the Death-Wobble threads wondering if you should chime in...
I think I would be tempted to pull the lift kit from the front to get it down to sightly below the rear height...
Where-when do you stop lifting? No sooner do you get them all jacked up and now the wheels / tires look too small and you gotta buy bigger to make it look right. By the time you're done, you're reading the Death-Wobble threads wondering if you should chime in...
How are things over in Gold Canyon? Have not passed thru there in years.
Post Fiend
Joined: Jun 2014
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From: DFW, TX-GoldCanyon, AZ
It's pretty nice here today Don... Mid 60's and I am headed out for a ride in the desert in just a little while on my SxS...
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In the high 40's today in San Antonio vs the 80's of last week. Do miss the winter weather out there, but Scottsdale was just not our cup of tea. We ran some trails down there in the Gold Canyon area, stay safe and hope the New Year brings health and prosperity to you and yours...
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Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Central BC, Canada EHH
Looks great! Get some blocks from ford for a f350 SRW, they're 3 7/8" tall compared to 1 7/8" on your truck currently, and will keep pinion/driveline angle vibe free.
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Joined: Jan 2016
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From: Fort Smith, AR
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Not yet, but working that way toward a May retirement. Thanks for all the welcoming comments. I love the wealth of experience and information on the forum.
Also, shout out to the Ford Reps that monitor the forum. They appear to respond with professionalism and concern, even if they can't get everything resolved. People generally don't need to have it their way, but they definitely have a need to be heard.
Not yet, but working that way toward a May retirement. Thanks for all the welcoming comments. I love the wealth of experience and information on the forum.
Also, shout out to the Ford Reps that monitor the forum. They appear to respond with professionalism and concern, even if they can't get everything resolved. People generally don't need to have it their way, but they definitely have a need to be heard.