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96 f250 truggy
- Thread starter CheapThrillB2
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Its gonna get pinched up front and clearanced lol.....I wouldn't get 2" of up travel right now before it would crush the fender.
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wow! thats lookin rad!
i figured, looked like you had a whole lot of no space there, lol. Still DD'n that tauras or the F-350 now that the snow is here?
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I am dd'ing a sable on good days and crappy days a 96 bronco, the one ton is pretty much parked for the season.
Ahh, yea, that FS you ended up trading that B2 for it, didnt you. I just got a set of stock size 245/75/R16 Cooper ATRs for winter so i'm running those on the green truck with the stock rims, looks silly with the lift with smaller tires but thats the fate of guys with only one working toy!
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Just set the front clip on to see how it looked.
LF under the fender
Installed the B&M
LF under the fender
Installed the B&M
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Jan 2nd is the hopeful first run with it @ Rocks and Valleys in Harrision, MI
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So was taking measurements today and if I pinch the front end I would have to move the core support closer to the engine. With the elec fan I plan to use this would only allow me to move the core support back only an inch before clearance with the water pump becomes an issue.
So I was thinking leaving the front width and just trimming the fenders, core support to allow for clearance.
So I was thinking leaving the front width and just trimming the fenders, core support to allow for clearance.
joshnlsn
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Very nice build. Have you considered putting the rad in the bed for more room in front?
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I do not personally care for trucks with the radiators out back.
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Here's how the front is set to look, well at least for right now
Did I mention I hate trying to use paint/ photoshop
Did I mention I hate trying to use paint/ photoshop
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