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crash2

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Show off your tow rig. Lets see some pics a specs on the so said rig. I will post my pics ton ight. So lets see the other MONEY pit we all have :flipoff:
 
78 f150 4x4



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460
comp cams extreme energy 4x4 cam
edelbrock intake
edelbrock 700cfm carb
Holley ignition box w/rev limiter
Holley coil
L&L fenderwell headers
L&L engine stands and indestructable motor mounts
True dual 3inch exhaust w/flowmaster big block mufflers

NV435 tranny (4spd w/granny low)
Billet aluminum flywheel
Centerforce clutch

NP205 transfer case

Dennys driveshafts

Hand fabbed 9inch rear
Trussed top, bottom, and back
Curry 9+ nodular third member
Anodized large pinion bearing support
Disc brake conversion
4.56 gears
Chromoly 31 spline axle shafts
Warn full floater kit

Dana 44 front
Chromoly inner and outers
Warn hubs
Detroit locker
4.56 gears
Finned extra capacity front diff cover
High pinion
Disc brakes

10 inch custom national springs in the rear (no blocks on this)
10 inch coils in front
Extended radius arms
All poly bushings
4 Skyjacker shocks on front
2 Rancho rs9000 on rear
Dual steering stablizers
Traction bars
Borg warner steering shaft/joints

2inch body lift

Custom built ruenel front winch bumper and rear bumper/hitch (high lift jack sits in front bumper)

6 Autometer Procomp gauges

oil pressure/water temp/vacume on dash:these have the liquid inside the gauges to stabilze the needles

Air/fuel and oil temp in dash: There is a switch for the air/fuel to read eitherside of the engine or both side at the same time. There's a switch for the oil temp to read the front diff, rear diff, tranny, or transfer case temps



42x15.50x15 swampers on 15x10 Mickey Thompson Classic 2s
 
Wow, a lifted 1/2 ton shortbed on 42" Swampers must make towing, ummmm, interesting to say the least.
 
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Boomer said:
Wow, a lifted 1/2 ton shortbed on 42" Swampers must make towing, ummmm, interesting to say the least.


It actually isn't as bad as you would think it would be. The national rear springs are stiff enough for towing plus it has the rear traction bars. The 460 has more than enough to grunt to pull whatever you hook up to. Ya just need a big ole' drop hitch:redneck: The biggest problem is you just can't see anything around ya cuz it's so dang tall. That's what bumpers are for right?:redneck:
 
As for my own still new-to-me tow rig:

1997 Dodge Ram 2500
5.9l Cummins 6BT
NV4500 transmission
NV241HD transfer case
Dana 80 limited slip rear, Dana 60 front, 4.10 gears
2" leveling kit
DT Profab extended link arms
Toyo Open Country M/T 315/75R16s on 16x8 wheels

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Now it just needs a few mild bombs. Thinking #11 torque plate, 3k GSK, and a 4" exhaust somewhere down the road. I'll probably add some Billstein 5100s in the near future and an adjustable track bar when it comes time to replace the stock one, too.

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Just posted mine, but what the hell:redneck:
1989 F-250 7.3 IDI Diesel
Banks Stinger kit, and exhaust, 10lbs boost with wastegate
5-speed
Detroit rear, Track-lock front
285/75/16 MTR's (Needs 35's and new wheels though)
4" Superlift kit. (bouncy!)
Overall, I'm pretty happy with it, because it works, was well cared for, and was cheap!
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'96 F250 powerstroke with 256,000 miles
5 speed
285/75/16 toyos
salvage title
whole crapload of new parts that were all $200 :rolleyes:

8' '74 KIT Kamper

Brand new eagle 7' x 16' trailer (not pictured, this is the old one)

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here is mine. a 1970 Ford f600. It is a 4spd with a Big Block 330 V8.

It is a little slow, but it gets me there.
 
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83 chevy dually stretched 24 inches homemade flatbed, With a 12 valve Cummins.
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[/IMG] Pulls a 30 ft trailer with the jeep on back, Its 55ft long and about 19500 lbs.
 
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'02 Dodge Ram 2500
24valve cummins
5-speed

ARMA bed liner
BD Fuel Pressure light
Some blingin' alloy rims
Goodyear MT/R's 285/75/16
Some running board trimming to fit the tires

Otherwise it's all stock.
 
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superglock said:
83 chevy dually stretched 24 inches homemade flatbed, With a 12 valve Cummins.
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[/IMG] and hopefully another
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[/IMG] Pulls a 30 ft trailer with the jeep on back, Its 55ft long and about 19500 lbs.

I just find that friggin' cool.:cool:
 
Mine towing a familiar face
'98 QC LB 5 speed 4x4 12 valve
MikeR fuel plate, HTT 64/14, 022 DV's, BD boots, DDP3's+, 3K GSK, SouthBend FE, Whiplash shifter, Billet shift knobs, 305/70/16 TerraGrapplers, skyjacker D25's, Bilstein 5100's, DT Track bar and control arms, DSS, B&W gooseneck, Sirius satellite, firestone riderites, Sony Xplod deck, Infinity mids/tweets, audiobahn subs, Leer, lund, Rhino liner, JCWhitney/EGR Flares, Projector headlights.
And it's dead in the water till spring :mad:
 

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2000 Dodge 3500 Laramie SLT drw 2wd
NV5600
Factory Mopar exhaust brake
BD 90hp Injectors
AFE Stage 1 intake
FASS fuel pump
AFE 4" exhaust
Smarty programmer
Autometer Pyro & Boost gauges
Armorthane bed liner
BriteBox
Replaced overload springs w/Firestone air bags
Optimas
Fast Tranny Cooler
Reese under bed rail kit for 5th wheel & gooseneck hitches
Plus some other widgets :redneck:
 
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Posting from work so no pic. I have a 79 chev 1 ton standard cab converted to a flat bed. My black suzuki rides on top with HD air bags and load range E tires. It has a 350 eng, th 400 trans, and a 10 1/2 rear end. It handles fairly good and gets the job done.
 
Here's my new tow rig...new to me....Motel Swell.....:D all the comforts of home@ 7 miles per gallon fully loaded
 
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