Summers22

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[QUOTE=UNBROKEN;5285495]I forgot I was gonna throw some old trucks in here.
I built this 04 F250 starting in 04...it went through many looks and motors. Wound up with a 1000HP twin turbo Cummins in it and was featured in Diesel Power, Diesel World, Diesel Builder and 8-Lug magazines over the years.




Love the 04 F250 with the 05-07 front end. Still remember when I put the 05-07 front end on my 01 Superduty. Still miss that truck.......

tareed94

UNBROKEN, did you ever get the LED plate lights from the F-250 to work on your truck?

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Yes sir. I didn't cut the outside of the housing like everyone else. I opened up the hole in he bumper cover with a sanding drum on a dremel about 1/8" all the way around and it snapped right in.

tareed94

Well that's easy. I've got one that is cracked (assuming it was overlooked when I bought it, hailstorm...), and thought about putting those in there if they fit.

UNBROKEN

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It takes a little work...but very little. Once you open the hole up they plug right in.

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The floods have gone away in Texas...back to the weekly detail shop routine.

Summers22

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Beautiful! Your wheels choice inspired my wheel choice. Black Rhino Thrust will be going on tomorrow. Just a 20x9.5 for now.

HOUSTONSTOCK

Are you still on the fox shocks? im trying to upgrade my belltech but cant decide on fox or bilstein..

2016BoostedGreyGoose

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Looking at these pics, I cant see why 305/35/24" tires would NOT fit. I'll share my findings in a few days. I went with 305/35/24" tires. I guess if they dont fit...for whatever reason, I will be able to switch them out. (Discount Tire)

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Totally depends on the brand. Some run wide, some run narrow. Pirelli runs notoriously narrow...Lexani runs wide. Same for many others. A wide 305/35 would run on mine. I already had to pull the back of the fender liners back to stop the rubbing with a 295/35. Budro had to pull his back with a 2” drop and Yokohama 305/35/24’s, which tend to run wide, to stop the rubbing.