Let's see your weight brackets.......again.
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Commonly_Railed
Somethin Bad
Hell yes! Thanks alot I just bought a coppy. The truck was running like crap that day but with a little help from mr. Chase Fleece at the ts pull it runs like a top hitting 5000 with a ssr smarty. The only reason he came over n talked to me was because of my weight box!
Jacob 76
Let'er Buck
No problem, congrats man. Glad to hear that the box is a good attention getter and you got the tuning dialed in. The same thing happened to little6cylinder a couple years ago. He made the centerfold in Mud Life magazine and the only reason he found out about it was because a friend showed him at school. I mean I understand writing a magazine article is tough but how hard is it to listen to the announcer before/after the run and write down a name.
Bersaglieri
Ron Swanson's Brother
Nice work, I like that design and good pictures of how you mounted those receivers.
-Dustin-
Schrowang
Schroowwwaaaannnnnggggggg
I talked to you guys at the dyno day april 1st. Did you end up getting better numbers out of it on a different dyno?
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Jacob 76
Let'er Buck
That water/air setup is sweet!
young12valve
teach me everything
ikeG
Oughta Know Better
Looks good CJ!!
lincolnlocker
New member
anyone have ideas or better pics for a superduty weight bar?
6.4 F-350
New member
I would build off the factory tow hook plates so it could be removeable. Just make two plates and weld a reciver to it and build whatever style bracket u want, then for the winter remove the recivers and put the hooks back on.
Tow hooks is the easiest way to do it.
It's a pain to do it. I had to cut the one bumper bracket off and then made a big bracket behind the bumper with two receiver tubes on it.
No, the front of the frame is a pain no matter what. With the front spring shackle in the front of the frame it makes it hard. Make it so it looks nice.
