My 1994 F-350 4x4 CC TD
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Beautiful truck.
Did you ever get that I/C plumbed?
Thanks!
I wish. It hasn't been a priority but what is really holding me back is that I want to utilize the stock air box. I think it is too cool of a piece to throw it out and that really limits my options.
Keep poking, I need the motivation.
Thanks!
I wish. It hasn't been a priority but what is really holding me back is that I want to utilize the stock air box. I think it is too cool of a piece to throw it out and that really limits my options.
Keep poking, I need the motivation.
I'm pretty sure you can use the stock air box. My uncle's 94 had an intercooler and was running the stock air box.
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reklund
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No reason you can't use the stock air box. I have the stock air box from my ATS turbo (Identical to the Ford box) and intercooler on my old truck.
Although I did not intend on using the Toyo tires for dirt duty other than pulling trailers into dirt lots, they did very well even at 65psi.
Earlier this month I passed emissions testing in one shot! I still need to post up about the Smoke Puff Limiter.
Earlier this month I passed emissions testing in one shot! I still need to post up about the Smoke Puff Limiter.
NO_SPRK
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Hows it ride with a top heay load? Those tires look squeezed on the rims
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Aside from a load to the dump the most top heavy load I've had is probably the goose neck trailer...I dont consider that top heavy...not like a cabover camper. Either way they fit good and have an excellent load rating.
When I first had them mounted they seemed squishy and a bit squirrley, I'm assuming because of the tall tread blocks and deep sipes. After 1k miles they calmed down and all has been good.
A few pages back I have some comparisons to the old tires and some links to reviews.
When I first had them mounted they seemed squishy and a bit squirrley, I'm assuming because of the tall tread blocks and deep sipes. After 1k miles they calmed down and all has been good.
A few pages back I have some comparisons to the old tires and some links to reviews.
NO_SPRK
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Thats good. Ive run 285s without issue but my mind keeps telling me all the tire manufacturers require a 7.5inch minimum width
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You are correct. That is why Costco wouldn't mount up a set of 285 Michelin's. In fact they would not even mount up the 265's I originally had on there. 235's only.
I think the 285's are a great size for the 4.10 geared trucks as they give some additional run out and require no modifications to fit.
Most of the Super Duty's out here are running 285's on factory rims.
I think the 285's are a great size for the 4.10 geared trucks as they give some additional run out and require no modifications to fit.
Most of the Super Duty's out here are running 285's on factory rims.
NO_SPRK
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Ummm costco has problems then. 265s will mount just fine and are so close to the original size. A tiny bit shorter but obviously wider
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