70lbs/each tires
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70lbs/each tires
Who's running 70lbs tires on either a 5.0 with 3.55 gears or an ecoboost with 3.31 gears?
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Who doesn't want a F150?
I'm running 296/60 r20 Nitto trails grapplers with 5.0 with 3.55's
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Is there an actual question as to performance or what? I have cooper st maxx in 295/70/18 roughly weights 103 lbs a corner. Noticed a little big of loss on acceleration and more noticeable on braking. I just bought some raptor wheels and tires that weight roughly 10 lbs a corner lighter and I didn't notice much. Swapped my cooper's back on, and with a tune I think it may be a bit quicker than stock, other than up a steep pass
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Is there an actual question as to performance or what? I have cooper st maxx in 295/70/18 roughly weights 103 lbs a corner. Noticed a little big of loss on acceleration and more noticeable on braking. I just bought some raptor wheels and tires that weight roughly 10 lbs a corner lighter and I didn't notice much. Swapped my cooper's back on, and with a tune I think it may be a bit quicker than stock, other than up a steep pass
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Who doesn't want a F150?
They also perform well in all conditions and balance well!!
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Yes, 70lbs. The mpg did take about a 3 to 4 mpg hit but i don't care, looks made up the difference. I did notice a slight difference in performance not so much in the git up and go, as the kickdown to 5th from 6th when going on a fairly good incline. I know, if i got a tuner it would more than likely fix the 6th to 5th. I am very pleased with Nitto's they are an awesome tire even when they are half gone they still look excellent
They also perform well in all conditions and balance well!!
They also perform well in all conditions and balance well!!
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Who doesn't want a F150?
No problem. Make sure you let us know which tire you go with