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#496
12-29-2008, 12:16 AM
Wow. Those look different from the ones I have seen. What year model are they for???
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12-29-2008, 01:57 PM
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01-01-2009, 07:47 PM
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Five0 you need to chuck thoes Goodyuck ATS, I dont know how bad they are in the snow but I had RTS and the absoutly sucked in the snow. I would get stuck on flat ground in 2" of snow. I have BFG A/T and the are better in every way accept noise. Truck looks awsome, I wish I had found that color combo insted of what I have now.
They aren't bad in the snow. I've plowed thru 6" of snow with no problem. I also run about 240 lb of sand in the back of the bed, which gives me a lot more traction. I was able to climb an icy hill that a couple other Toyotas couldn't.
The pic is about 1.5 ft of snow, and it was very moist.
At $200 a pop the Goodyears will work until they are worn out. Then it's BFG AT KOs!
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01-01-2009, 08:57 PM
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Here's mine, it's a 98 with 140,000 km, a 3 inch pro comp suspension lift, 3 PA body lift, 35 inch BFG mud terrains, dual exhaust and 6 KC lights.
I got the truck a couple months ago and want to lift it higher, get rid of the roll bar so I can fit a tool box in the bed. Get rocker guard sprayed on and maybe a bull bar. I also want a different bumper to cover that ugly frame.
I got the truck a couple months ago and want to lift it higher, get rid of the roll bar so I can fit a tool box in the bed. Get rocker guard sprayed on and maybe a bull bar. I also want a different bumper to cover that ugly frame.
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01-01-2009, 09:35 PM
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Pizalm:
Truck looks nice not sure what the crap is going on with the front bumper the frame should definitely dont be showing that much.
It looks like they mounted the bumper mounting brackets incorrectly
and its mising the black plastic valance...
Do me a favor will yah get me some measurements?
1. Road to bottom of the door...
2. Road to Bottom of frame (in the front of the truck)
3. Road to bottom of the rear bumper.
Ive got a 3" body lift and my torsion bars cranked and 36's and yours looks taller.
I want the roll bar.. ill trade you for my toolbox.
Truck looks nice not sure what the crap is going on with the front bumper the frame should definitely dont be showing that much.
It looks like they mounted the bumper mounting brackets incorrectly
and its mising the black plastic valance...
Do me a favor will yah get me some measurements?
1. Road to bottom of the door...
2. Road to Bottom of frame (in the front of the truck)
3. Road to bottom of the rear bumper.
Ive got a 3" body lift and my torsion bars cranked and 36's and yours looks taller.
I want the roll bar.. ill trade you for my toolbox.
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01-01-2009, 09:57 PM
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[/IMG]Well finally got some pictures of the ole girl and here she is. 1998 F150,4.6, JLT performance intake, dynamax si/do, supership programmer,Amsoil 10-30, Amsoil synthetic ATF, hellwig 5000 overload springs, coilover overload shocks.
I'll try again, geeze
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01-02-2009, 03:20 PM
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