show them big obs fords
Diesel Wrench
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 951
Likes: 29
From: Driggs, Idaho
I had a 92 F250 gasser that looked exactly like that and I thought I was going to break something when my friends told me its was twisting that much. Insane, wish I could've afford to rebuild the motor in that truck. But I wouldn't have my diesel if i hadn't sold it. sweet truck btw. When I blew the motor in mine I wanted to swap in a Cummins, if only money grew on trees...
Diesel Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 126
Likes: 5
From: Spokane, WA
DieselCrawler, Their house is awesome, it's on 40 acres I think it is and they have permission to be in the rock pit and part of the surrounding wooded area. Sucks though, we used to be able to go on the whole ridge behind the house, it's probably about 2 miles or so long total, but the kids of the owner took over watching after it and threw everyone off of it.
FordDZLMan9191, thanks for the comment! Yeah, this is my first fullsize Ford, never realized that they twisted up that bad, kinda scary looking
FordDZLMan9191, thanks for the comment! Yeah, this is my first fullsize Ford, never realized that they twisted up that bad, kinda scary looking
Diesel Wrench
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 951
Likes: 29
From: Driggs, Idaho
My F-250 like that was my first extended cab. I'd only had regular cabs before that and never noticed that much flex with my F-150 and the POS dodge I had looked like it was going to break in half right behind the cab. But, I looked back in the mirror one of the times I was out playin and noticed my bed was like 2" out of line with my cab and my first thought was "oh ****
, hope i didn't just crack or break my frame" checked it out and all was good. Then i didn't worry so much after that. I was even thinking about running 37" mil tires on that truck but when i figured the price of a 6" lift, getting 16.5" rims to mount tires on and then paying 600 bucks for tires, that idea was long gone.
, hope i didn't just crack or break my frame" checked it out and all was good. Then i didn't worry so much after that. I was even thinking about running 37" mil tires on that truck but when i figured the price of a 6" lift, getting 16.5" rims to mount tires on and then paying 600 bucks for tires, that idea was long gone.
