I know it's an F-250, but I like it
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I know it's an F-250, but I like it
Read this today, dsngit if this doesn't sound interesting for off roading.
The front air dam is five inches higher than normal, which helps the truck's approach angle, and Ford says that the Tremor model can ford water up to 33 inches deep.
Ford Tremor F-250
The front air dam is five inches higher than normal, which helps the truck's approach angle, and Ford says that the Tremor model can ford water up to 33 inches deep.
Ford Tremor F-250
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toddvalle (06-28-2019)
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Looks like part of the reason the air dam is 5 inches higher is because it looks 2 inches shorter. It looks like a factory factory 2wd air dam.
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ril850 (06-28-2019)
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This is the third time this has been posted to this forum and the mods keep moving them, haha.
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Looks cool, but what is it really? A factory level kit, trimmed air dam and 35's plus a front limited slip. It's more of an appearance package.
The power wagon gets lockers and a winch. Too bad you can't get a diesel power wagon.
The power wagon gets lockers and a winch. Too bad you can't get a diesel power wagon.
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77Ranger460 (06-28-2019)
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Unlike the power wagon, the tow rating won't be crippled.
A lot of stuff for just an appearance package. Does having a locker instead of an LSD, and a winch, make the power wagon not an appearance package? Just trying to figure out where one can draw the line.
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Front locker on a non solid axle front end can be bad ju-ju as well.
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