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front shot. this is with about 9 to 10" lift over stock. it is defintely going to require some sawzall work
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this is the rear shot, rear pumpkin is at 11 7/8's and the front is at 12.5
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this shows how much I will have to cut. this is no where near how much travel i can get out of this set up. I am charging up both batteries for the dewalt
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probably have to trim the front bumper as well. might just replace the diamond plate with tube for added protection
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again, this is no where near the travl i can get. its gonna be close, but I plan on cutting the tape line to eliminate any doubt
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this is to give an idea of how big these things really are. this is a totally stock F250 on 265's, and the 40 takes up the entire wheel well. Its big. Mounted on a 17x9 it measures at 39.75 inches, and with the weight of the bronco, it is at 38.5.
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trimmed front. Still needs cosmetic finishing touches like paint. I think I am going to have to trim the bumper as well
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passenger side. the lines flow OK. the "indent" where the body bends in at the rocker makes it appear like it isnt straight. It looks straight if you get lower. Oh well
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lousy night shot of drivers side
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