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wow. looks SO much better buddy. welcome to the 60ft club !
2013 Platinum 6.7 Motor Build
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dsmracing1
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Put the 22's BMF's from Mike @ No Limit on the truck this week with the Proxes ST 305/45R22. Still have to swap out the rear blocks but this should help with the track times.
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Looks good!! Bout time you got some rubber and rims on er haha
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dseitler
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LOL stock tires are no match for her now! Thanks again Mike
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Fixed it. haha looks good man. Bet she still lays some rubber if you put the wood to her.
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Looks fantastic
Put the 22's BMF's from Mike @ No Limit on the truck this week with the Proxes ST 305/45R22. Still have to swap out the rear blocks but this should help with the track times.
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It's amazing how much a simple rim change can improve these trucks. I just threw some one yesterday and was blown away at how much better it looked.
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I guess, since they are 22's, we can technically call them "rims" 
I love mine!
I love mine!
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Looks good! I'll take it
dseitler
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I guess, since they are 22's, we can technically call them "rims"
I love mine!
Looks good! I'll take it
Ok so I'm still not happy with it. Go figure. (6 Turbo's so far). What is the correct block to put in the rear of a F350? I have the ones out of a 2014 F250 and they are to big. Looks like the 1" Aluminum block might be right but I want to do this one time. When I measure it its close with the 1" but I might have to be cut down. Any idea?
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gfulton
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Compounds...........
dseitler
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That will make my rear spring sit level with the front? Damn Gary a whole new project. LOL Out goes the right fender liner!
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Six_Sloww
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I thought the same thing, at first it seemed like you were saying you were still unhappy with the turbo
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Trips
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Hell no! I'm extremely happy with the motor setup! In fact I call the motor project complete. Over shot my HP target by 84HP. What I meant was it took 6 Turbos before I found the one I was satisfied with. Now I am moving on the the tires and wheels. What I was not happy with was the truck not sitting level. I am asking for help on who has leveled there truck and what blocks they used in the rear. I'll find out tomorrow.
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F350 Rear Blocks and Carli Leveling kit sits dead level and rides damn good too.
Codydiesel
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He wants to lower the rear to level it off not raise the front
Six_Sloww
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I agree with mike, just pull the rear block out
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Codydiesel
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I'm just kidding don't be so serious lmao
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Lmao it's all good I wasn't butthurt. I'm not afraid to admit I'm a dumbass sometimes.
I would do what Mike says to do... he's the boss man.
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