Well I just had my brother take my truck out of the garage, where it has been resting for the winter. I had to roll the front tires onto two 2x4's to get it high enough for the jack to fit into the location that Ford says to jack up the truck. In a real life situation where the ground is not flat or solid, I think it would be near impossible to put the jack in the prescribed location and raise the truck safely. I found some 205/40/R17 tires that made the truck low enough to drive out of the garage. Now the LT 275/70-R18 tires and wheels are on the truck, and it is ready to roll.
Lowest PSD in California...
- Thread starter Maxtor
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BamaSixGun
SDD Super Mod/Staff
that is WILD lookin max.
glad to see it out of the garage tho
glad to see it out of the garage tho
DaveBen
SDD Senior Member
A low rider 350... cool! 
Dave
Dave
powerboatr
living well in Texas
thats freaky looking. lots of wheel well room now
good to hear your healing up and getting out and ready to go
good to hear your healing up and getting out and ready to go
pdt1081
Full Access Member
No burnout pics?
let's not, and say we did....
BamaSixGun
SDD Super Mod/Staff
we need some video of that PSD bouncin up and down on hydraulics
:ZigBang: 
:ZigBang: Monster tires...Bigfoot look out...
I don't think I have enough power to spin those massive 205/40/R17 tires.
Can you imagine, at 2000 rpm I would be traveling at a astounding 30.5 mph.
BUT they did do their job of lowering the truck enough to get out of the garage, and not be on the rims and at a blistering speed of about 1/8 mph.
I don't think I have enough power to spin those massive 205/40/R17 tires.
Can you imagine, at 2000 rpm I would be traveling at a astounding 30.5 mph.
BUT they did do their job of lowering the truck enough to get out of the garage, and not be on the rims and at a blistering speed of about 1/8 mph.
WD40
Full Access Member
Max, That is a look I have never seen on a PSD before, you may be starting a new Power Stroke Fad.
