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Old 04-29-2014, 04:59 PM
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Browning what's your opinion on the D44?
It's ok, not the best out there, but they used them under these trucks forever.
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Can you guys tell how my bed is a little lob sided I wonder how I could fix that.
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Is it just off to one side or what?
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Is it just off to one side or what?
Ya it's in even the drivers side is lower than the passenger side.
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Ya it's in even the drivers side is lower than the passenger side.
I'd get under there and see if your crossmembers are all straight and not rusted out
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I'd get under there and see if your crossmembers are all straight and not rusted out
Alright I'll have to get under there tomorrow.
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Alright I'll have to get under there tomorrow.
There's also support rods that go from the crossmember to the bedside near the fender, see if they're there too, if they're gone it might let it sag.
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Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew
There's also support rods that go from the crossmember to the bedside near the fender, see if they're there too, if they're gone it might let it sag.
I think the support rods are gone on the drivers side I'm not sure though.
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I think the support rods are gone on the drivers side I'm not sure though.
Yeah that might also let it sag.
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Worn out leaf springs could be the culprit too. That's why mine are off by half an inch.

Here's a black versus blue comparison on the air cleaner:
http://www.f150online.com/forums/pre...trucks-63.html
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