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just wanted to share with everyone my happiness about my new toy. i just got it back about a week ago but been just now able to sit down an post some pics. it is my black 06 f350 psd. i added a fabtech 8'' suspension lift 18 black moto metal wheels and 38'' nitto mud grapplers. here are some before and after pics.......
Very Nice!! Love all that black with just a touch of chrome.
I just put a set a set of Amp Research Power Steps on my truck (https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...installed.html) and I'll tell ya', yours would look even sweeter with a set. They do tend to clean-up the lines a little bit on the taller trucks like yours.
Very Nice!! Love all that black with just a touch of chrome.
I just put a set a set of Amp Research Power Steps on my truck (https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...installed.html) and I'll tell ya', yours would look even sweeter with a set. They do tend to clean-up the lines a little bit on the taller trucks like yours.
where did you get those. i very much like them...........
That's a nice looking truck. High lift. The wheels and tires complete the look too. Ques: How do those Nitto's ride? and what size are they? They have a real nice aggressive look but I am wondering about the ride quality.
the tires acutally are not to bad . they are 38*15.50*18 as for road noise yes it is there but i dont think it is to bad, you can drown out the sound with the radio barely turned up. as for ride when i first got the tires they rode like crap real bouncey and almost didnt like my truck anymore, BUT then i went back to 4Wheel Parts and told them and they sent me to a place here in town to get the tires trued and balanced. NOW o man they ride like a stock truck i can blaze down the highway at 90........people move............ and it feels like the day i bought it
very much recommend the nittos to anyone looking just make sure to get them trued and balanced
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