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But have you had your truck recalibrated

 

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Not yet I plan on doing efi live on it at some point but I ran 65 the whole way so that helped

 

 

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Old vs new. The pics don't even do these justice. The tread is as deep as a mudgrip.

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Before:

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Now:

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The new tires don't squat much, so the truck is actually a little higher.

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Very happy so far. Ride is great, if anything a little better which is crazy considering the new ones are E rated. They are also very quiet. I'm impressed so far.

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Installed Air-Lift bags and wireless one compressor on the pick-up 2day. All went pretty well 2nd one I've done we did my buddies last year. About a 2hr job.

 

Now if spring would sprung I could hook on to the 5er and go do some fishing.

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Old vs new. The pics don't even do these justice. The tread is as deep as a mudgrip.

625D3027-D414-4A0A-9075-334457931BA3-519

Before:

5010726E-B288-4375-8BD1-87B1D2C5DB34-519

Now:

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The new tires don't squat much, so the truck is actually a little higher.

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Very happy so far. Ride is great, if anything a little better which is crazy considering the new ones are E rated. They are also very quiet. I'm impressed so far.

 

 

Nice, I love Cooper tires. I think my next ones will be the S/T Maxx.

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Nali is headed back to stock form.

 

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Im guessing that's the name of your Denali. So all your parts going on the '13 with the exception of the Crosa....

 

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I thought the length would be different since you're going to the XL

 

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So I'm hoping the tuning is why I'm throwing misfire codes. Heard from Justin tonight. He asked if I was throwing MAF codes. Hoping to have the truck not misfiring at idle soon and my e-fans in by mid May.

 

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Getting truck ready for show season.

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Nice tires Danny. Good luck on the misfire issue Chris, if you can't find it just don't idle anymore. Me too Kevin. Do you have a gallery set up? Like to see more pics of your ride. :thumbs:

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Pics after rescuing my buddy's jeep today... so much for a clean truck :lol:

 

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