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| I've got the 2001 F-250 SD w/7.3 L and am in the process of researching aftermarket gauges to install. Have it narrowed down to DiPricol (love these suckers!) pyro, tran temp, and boost. I am a little unsure as to what range of boost gauge I should get. I have a buddy that has a new Cummins and says a 0-30# would work but thought I'd ask some people who probably have one installed already. 0-30, 0-35 (leaning towards this one), or 0-60. What do you guys recommend? Thanks for your time. | |
I have just purchased a 2001 ford f250 super duty and i am thinking about buying american racing assualt..black wheels 22 inch. I need suggstions on tires please, thank you.
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Replying to: sowards (Aug 27, 2008 5:20 pm)  I had A/T's on it before and they were an excellent tire as well but lacked the aggressiveness I wanted at the time. On my SD I am now running with Toyo Open Country A/T (was very tempted to get the M/T's) and love em. They are quiet yet when up in the mountains hauling firewood or just fooling around I get plenty of traction. I have heard from numerous people that they last a long time and wear well if properly rotated. They handle wet conditions and have only hydroplaned briefly when the water had accumulated in grooves on the interstate and I was driving too fast for the conditions! lol They also handle great on snow and ice. These are the only tires I use and have nothing but good things to say about them. It all depends on what you are looking for. Hope this may help you. Good luck! (if you want, drop me an e-mail address and I'll send ya some pics of the Toyo's on my truck). stevo |
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| Yeah i would like to see those pictures of the toyo's. this is actually his son typing, my dad isn't very good with computers lol, my email address is storm_sowards1hotmail.com, my dad wasn't in detail enough, he actually wasn't detailed enough with his post, he wants sizes of tires that would fit on the truck. he really wants 22' rims but he doesn't know if it is a good idea on this type of truck. do you have any other suggestions on sizes of rims and tires for the super duty. He can get the 22' assualts for $225 apiece and is trying to keep the cost with tires around 1900-2100 if possible. He doesn't have to have the assualts as long as its a black rim and costs less than $2200 w/ tires. off road look would be best if possible. thanks for your help and suggestions. | |
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Replying to: greywolff127 (May 20, 2008 5:28 pm) stevo
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Replying to: wuchapuchr (Aug 29, 2008 11:29 am) |
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hi guy do you guy no if they fix the spark plug in the 03 f250 are not and can i tower in od towing 7000 have v10 and 430 gear i like the tuck but i not no to much about it. 
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| I have a 2003 F250 with the 6.0L. 62k miles, serviced religiously. Very few problems until last week when a bolt broke on a piston rod and destroyed the entire block. A total freak accident according to the dealer. They, the dealer, gave me a quote of $15,000 for a replacement engine. That's 15 with three zeros! Just insane. Still not sure what I'm going to do. Anyone have a similar story? | |
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