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LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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About 3200 is starting for 22's with 35's. Found a set of 20" XD Hoss wheels, 37" Toyo M/T's, mounted/balanced, lug nut kit for 2950. Seems like a pretty good deal compared to some I see

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Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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Hey here's my best buddies dodge, you want sidewall?? LOLOLOLOL

 

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13' cummins with kelderman air lift, 22x12s and 47s!! The tires in the box were the old ones lol 40's. Truck is pretty sick.

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Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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I guess if he can afford the lift and tires he can afford the tickets haha

I don't know how he does it

 

FWIW that cummins has been nothin but trouble too lmao

LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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I've heard both the 6.7 Cummins and powerstrokes are both problematic. My buddy said he's replaced like 10 turbos on those powerstrokes. Something with the o rings on the turbo or something

Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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I've heard both the 6.7 Cummins and powerstrokes are both problematic. My buddy said he's replaced like 10 turbos on those powerstrokes. Something with the o rings on the turbo or something

 

That cummins went thru a turbo, injectors and head gasket before it hit 20k.

 

My dad has about 45k on a 6.7 PSD bone stock trouble free, gets amazing mileage. It'll get 23-25mpg empty on the highway. The thing is with those is the turbos can't handle ANY heat, you can't put a hot tune on them it's a ticking time bomb. Swap out that turbo for a 4xx series fixed vane and watch out!! Plus the stock injectors can support 750hp!!

Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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I've seen online where it says the PSD tranny can handle like 1100 ft-lbs of torque bone stock

 

Ya like 600 RWHP, BUT if you smoke it open wallet!!! $$$$$$$ cost much more to build than allison.

blackout07 Senior Enthusiast

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$5000+ wheel and tire combo ftw :lol:

 

That's nothing. Go check out some of the trucks running big custom American Force wheels. You're looking at 7k + for just the wheels.

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