Bad Ass F250
06-21-2004, 01:03 AM
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let me show you some of the trucks that roam around here.....
and now with the new tires
to see some other coil over work they do... look here and check out the rest of the site. The biggest trucks are here in texas
http://www.bncoffroad.com/coilovers/
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and now with the new tires
to see some other coil over work they do... look here and check out the rest of the site. The biggest trucks are here in texas
http://www.bncoffroad.com/coilovers/
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06-21-2004, 01:37 AM
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Originally Posted by BigBronco
The biggest trucks are here in texas
I've seen many trucks up there sheer off all the studs on their 6 and 8 lug hubs by gettin into the throttle too much on paddle tires. 
Those trucks down there are pretty big....but Texas doesnt have the biggest of everything.
Up here the trucks have the ***** to back up the lifts. I will say one thing....You have not lived until you launch off the peak of a 200 foot sand dune catching some serious air, look at the scenery for a brief second, land on the slope, and go down the mountain of sand like a bat outta hell at WOT in a 1,000 hp truck. Open headers just screaming and the unmistakable smell of alcohol filling the cab.
06-21-2004, 01:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Cali99SS
That thing is weak. One of my friends has an 02 F250 42" super Swampers. 17.5" lift. I will get pics one day. That is a bad *** truck.
And dont worry, just that truck right there has nothing on a few others we have here....
a few guys just finished getting there 2.5 ton rockwell axles under the truck that spin there tiny 56" michelin XLC's
a few other guys are on 62's though but we tow them on semi truck beds and what not. We rarely get the chance to drive them much on the road
06-21-2004, 01:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike 01WS6
Come to Silver Lake Michigan on the sand dunes and you will see some trucks that make that silver f-250 look like a hot wheels car. Every single truck up there is overkill and on the verge of being classified as a monster truck. Some even have about the same power as the arena car crushing trucks and run alcohol. I've seen many trucks up there sheer off all the studs on their 6 and 8 lug hubs by gettin into the throttle too much on paddle tires.
Those trucks down there are pretty big....but Texas doesnt have the biggest of everything. Up here the trucks have the ***** to back up the lifts.
I will say one thing....You have not lived until you launch off the peak of a 200 foot sand dune catching some serious air, look at the scenery for a brief second, land on the slope, and go down the mountain of sand like a bat outta hell at WOT in a 1,000 hp truck. Open headers just screaming and the unmistakable smell of alcohol filling the cab.
I've seen many trucks up there sheer off all the studs on their 6 and 8 lug hubs by gettin into the throttle too much on paddle tires. Those trucks down there are pretty big....but Texas doesnt have the biggest of everything.
Up here the trucks have the ***** to back up the lifts. I will say one thing....You have not lived until you launch off the peak of a 200 foot sand dune catching some serious air, look at the scenery for a brief second, land on the slope, and go down the mountain of sand like a bat outta hell at WOT in a 1,000 hp truck. Open headers just screaming and the unmistakable smell of alcohol filling the cab.
We have the ***** to back up the trucks
most are powered by diesels and we chug them threw gumbo thick mud and trek them through water.
the last few diesel guys were making conservative numbers, around 550 rwhp and 1300 lb ft of torque and more.
but we have quite a few blown big blocks, nitrous powered trucks, and running alcohol and methanol. We have them here, just not too many people talk to much about them. Built bullet proof and what not. A nice people to visit here in texas for that stuff would be in Alto, Texas... oh well to each their own in each state, but when it comes for power, we have just as much here in texas and the nuts to back it up
06-21-2004, 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted by BigBronco
We have the ***** to back up the trucks
most are powered by diesels and we chug them threw gumbo thick mud and trek them through water.
the last few diesel guys were making conservative numbers, around 550 rwhp and 1300 lb ft of torque and more.
but we have quite a few blown big blocks, nitrous powered trucks, and running alcohol and methanol. We have them here, just not too many people talk to much about them. Built bullet proof and what not. A nice people to visit here in texas for that stuff would be in Alto, Texas... oh well to each their own in each state, but when it comes for power, we have just as much here in texas and the nuts to back it up
most are powered by diesels and we chug them threw gumbo thick mud and trek them through water.
the last few diesel guys were making conservative numbers, around 550 rwhp and 1300 lb ft of torque and more.
but we have quite a few blown big blocks, nitrous powered trucks, and running alcohol and methanol. We have them here, just not too many people talk to much about them. Built bullet proof and what not. A nice people to visit here in texas for that stuff would be in Alto, Texas... oh well to each their own in each state, but when it comes for power, we have just as much here in texas and the nuts to back it up
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Thoes are nice trucks, Found that one in Destin Fl. After being on Vacation with the girlfriend, No Camaro and missing the N Vs. South I had to have some fun! I did whip a Hemi 300 M, and a Mustang Gt in the 740IL.made it home in 10 1/2 hours to Cincinnati!
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Originally Posted by 1RED6SPD
While In Destin Fl This Past Week I Came Across This Bad *** Truck Check This Out! They Wanted $56000 For It! Cement Truck Tires! This Was Bad ***!
