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I figured I would start my own build here to show what I have done. I will continue to update and post pictures as the process comes together. Thanks for looking.......
The day I picked her up! 2005 6.0 Powerstroke with 68,000 miles.
Not a big fan of the chrome grill, changing that out later.
Came with Fusion Bumpers!
35x12.5R20 Federal Couragia MT tires with XD Wheels
Parked along side my buddy's Cummins!
Never a good day when you need a tow! Time for studs, heads, and the works!
Homemade top Creeper!
Part of the Problem!
While she was down getting heads and studs, I tossed in some new mirrors!
Thanks for the comments guys. The tire carrier wasn't to hard to build. I mocked it up with cardboard first to get my angles right. So far it has been holding up good. I didn't want to use the axle spindle mounts because I have heard the horror stories of them breaking.
Got the tires mounted and balanced today. I also got my batteries in the mail. Funny thing is I ordered 4 of the same Blue Top batteries and this is what came in the mail. I don't understand how you could mess that order up.
Heading to the tire shop for new shoes and an alignment.
I dont think these are all the same battery.
finished up the dash cam instal today. It has both front and rear cameras.
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