Recent content by PABowhunter

^What he said My buddy just got back from a 6,000 mile trip out west from PA and noticed quite a difference at high elevations. Out here in PA we have plenty of air for power. He was running 238/80's and an SXE 366. Have you talked with Brian or Dusty yet? I'd say whichever tuner is the most...

2003 Ford Excursion 6.0 Diesel, Automatic, 4x4, Fresh head studs and head gaskets, new high pressure oil pump, new tires, driveshaft, ball joints.... lots of new parts. Our shop did all the work on this. Great Excursion for someone with all the work done to it already. Runs and drives great...

If it is indeed a needle bearing issue you might be able to get away with just an axle and new bearing. I was able to get what was left of my bearing out and then cleaning up the hub assembly with emery paper before putting in the new one. It wasn't perfect, but definitely safe. The hub...

Did the spindle spin freely when the hub was out? I had a half shaft weld itself to the spindle one time when the "non-servicable" bearing disintegrated. I remember having a difficult time getting the hub in and out like you described until I noticed what the root cause was.

Came off a 468 FMW. T4. $100 tyd

Brand new in box. $50 tyd.

Bump $2,500

Bump. Open to offers

Bump. Need to move these. Wheels: $1,500 Tires: $1,300 Package Deal: $2,700 These are brand new.

Bump. $2,900 for package. Wheels only for $1,600.

Went ahead and ordered some Methods. They seem to be good quality with simple design.

Brand new 20"x10" -25mm backspacing SOTA AWOL Death Metal Black with 35" x 12.5" Falken Wildpeak AT3/W. Mounted and balanced and tested for fit. Going to go a different direction with my truck. Would like to sell a package, but will separate for right price. Setup is located in North Central...

Yea, I started out looking at Fuel and Hostile, but have since turned to Black Rhino and Method (mainly because that's what the guys from Carli recommended). Just being picky about what will go best with a black truck with chrome accents (bumpers, mirror caps, and harley grille).

I've had polished wheels for the past 8 years or so. Probably going to go with something that is less maintenance this time around. Just trying to decide what will look good with a black truck.

I know it's been pretty quiet around here, but I figured I would ask. Just finishing up an 08 axle swap on my 2001 and looking for a new wheel/tire setup. Who makes a quality cast wheel? I'm not really looking to go forged because of the high price tag and crazy offsets. Are Fuel, Hostile...