Here it is!!! Pic.
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Here it is!!! Pic.
This will be my first post after being part of the forum for a while. Well, here she is in all her glory (not QUITE finished, but at the altitude it'll be at).
I sure hope this link works......
Here's the specs:
18 inches of lift
44 inch Ground Hawgs
Self-made buffalo basher
Self-made headache rack/bed rail
Self-made shackle reversal
5 inch stacks
Next on the to-do list:
Divorced NP205 transfer case
Velvet Ride rear shackles
Shocks
49 inch Iroks
Repaint (solid black)
Cody
I sure hope this link works......
Here's the specs:
18 inches of lift
44 inch Ground Hawgs
Self-made buffalo basher
Self-made headache rack/bed rail
Self-made shackle reversal
5 inch stacks
Next on the to-do list:
Divorced NP205 transfer case
Velvet Ride rear shackles
Shocks
49 inch Iroks
Repaint (solid black)
Cody
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=10351
Maybe that'll work.
Cody
Woo Hoo! That's it!!!!
Anyways,
16.5x12 Weld Scorpio wheels, 85 horse Banks Chip and quick tubine housing. Custom springs made by Carrier Spring Service in Abbotsford B.C. Crossover (high steer) steering. 5.13:1 Gears, DAILY DRIVER!!!! 13.5 MPG interstate 70 MPH. This thing gets some looks, I tell you what!!!
See the things to come list in first post.
Cody
Maybe that'll work.
Cody
Woo Hoo! That's it!!!!
Anyways,
16.5x12 Weld Scorpio wheels, 85 horse Banks Chip and quick tubine housing. Custom springs made by Carrier Spring Service in Abbotsford B.C. Crossover (high steer) steering. 5.13:1 Gears, DAILY DRIVER!!!! 13.5 MPG interstate 70 MPH. This thing gets some looks, I tell you what!!!
See the things to come list in first post.
Cody
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LuLu, getting in is interesting...... For now it's ratchet strap stirrups for the wife, and a big right thigh muscle for me. Sooner or later I will invest in some Kodiak Sidewinder steps....But that takes $$$$
Sparke454, I lost about 6 inches square in each front corner of the box. Nothing major since all hauling capability is now lost due to the fact that the tailgate is now shoulder level (OPEN) . As for the sound, if I hadn't installed the stacks I would have put a Cummins in by now. Powerstrokes (Duramaxes too) sound like crap straightpiped but the stacks are the PSD's saving grace. At about 21-2200 RPM they really start talking. If you've got the windows down, you can hear them pretty well, but they're totally transparent with the windows up rolling down the highway. I would strongly recommend heat shields around the lower portion of the stack (below the level of the bed rail). I've burned so many things (KC light covers, spare tire, oil jug, ratchet straps, etc) when they mosey on up to the front of the box. Also, when getting on the ol' girl and she starts smokin', even after 5 months of having the stacks, I STILL look in the rearview and watch the smoke bellow out.
Cody
Sparke454, I lost about 6 inches square in each front corner of the box. Nothing major since all hauling capability is now lost due to the fact that the tailgate is now shoulder level (OPEN) . As for the sound, if I hadn't installed the stacks I would have put a Cummins in by now. Powerstrokes (Duramaxes too) sound like crap straightpiped but the stacks are the PSD's saving grace. At about 21-2200 RPM they really start talking. If you've got the windows down, you can hear them pretty well, but they're totally transparent with the windows up rolling down the highway. I would strongly recommend heat shields around the lower portion of the stack (below the level of the bed rail). I've burned so many things (KC light covers, spare tire, oil jug, ratchet straps, etc) when they mosey on up to the front of the box. Also, when getting on the ol' girl and she starts smokin', even after 5 months of having the stacks, I STILL look in the rearview and watch the smoke bellow out.
Cody
Nice ride man! Have you ever gotten it stuck? If so, how the hell did you get it out?