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I just went with Blue Top. Barely any usage on it due to pandemic, so cannot report on durability. Price was very competitive and reputation as reported by others was good.
The website for the blue top states some 97’s have a 4 bolt design and some don’t. I dont have the truck in my possession now. How would I know if I have a 4 bolt or a 2 bolt without looking? Is there a determining factor other than looking at it to know? Seems like the same year should be standard right?
The website for the blue top states some 97’s have a 4 bolt design and some don’t. I dont have the truck in my possession now. How would I know if I have a 4 bolt or a 2 bolt without looking? Is there a determining factor other than looking at it to know? Seems like the same year should be standard right?
In 97 Ford came out with the F250 light duty. It had the same body style as the new 97 F150, and had those goofy 7 bolt wheels. If you have the 7.3, you have the old body style, called F250 HD. To avoid confusion, look under the 96 year, as all parts are the same for the 96hd and 97hd.
In 97 Ford came out with the F250 light duty. It had the same body style as the new 97 F150, and had those goofy 7 bolt wheels. If you have the 7.3, you have the old body style, called F250 HD. To avoid confusion, look under the 96 year, as all parts are the same for the 96hd and 97hd.
Outstanding. Thank you. Yes I have the OBS full size 4 door 7.3...thank you
They are good looking stacks! Always loved the look. I had these on for a while before I went to a hood stack. I’m tempted to switch back soon tho
don’t hate on the bumper too much I’m getting to it soon
They are good looking stacks! Always loved the look. I had these on for a while before I went to a hood stack. I’m tempted to switch back soon tho
don’t hate on the bumper too much I’m getting to it soon
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