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2006 Ford F250 Super Duty - Super Duper Big
Wow-Factor In Three Days
Photography by
Dan Ward
Truckin Magazine
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March, 2007
Here is the front coilover and shock hoop ready for action.
To aid in the steering of the now-lifted beast, two steering dampers were needed. This Bulletproof piece bolts to the front of the axle, providing a mounting point for the shocks.
To aid in the steering of the now-lifted beast, two steering dampers were needed. This Bul
With the front of the kit installed, the Super Duty's nose was sky high. So, now we went to the rear to finish off the Bulletproof kit.
With the front of the kit installed, the Super Duty's nose was sky high. So, now we went t
Out back, Brian removed the factory Ford leaf springs. Not all of us can be as buff as Brian and man-handle the heavy springs without any help.
Out back, Brian removed the factory Ford leaf springs. Not all of us can be as buff as Bri
Check out the huge difference in the overall arc of the new Atlas lift springs.
Despite being so buff, Brian did need some help getting the new leaf pack in place. He then installed the U-bolts and secured them to the axle. A jack was used to support the axle.
Despite being so buff, Brian did need some help getting the new leaf pack in place. He the
Two bolts were all that were needed to go onto the King Off-Road shocks. Brian then bolted on the rear links and sway bar.
Two bolts were all that were needed to go onto the King Off-Road shocks. Brian then bolted
Bulletproof also included a driveshaft spacer used to drop the driveshaft down, in attempts to keep it at the right angle.
Bulletproof also included a driveshaft spacer used to drop the driveshaft down, in attemp
Here is the rear kit in its entirety. The candy-apple-red powdercoat really made the parts stand out.
Here is the rear kit in its entirety. The candy-apple-red powdercoat really made the parts
Capping off the impressive package were 40-inch Toyo Mud Terrains, which were stuffed with 22x10-inch ICCE chrome wheels.
Capping off the impressive package were 40-inch Toyo Mud Terrains, which were stuffed with
Moving to the air intake installation, this power-stroke diesel was completely stock before we got a hold of it.
Moving to the air intake installation, this power-stroke diesel was completely stock befor
Removing the factory parts was easy and only required popping the retaining clips, removing the MAF harness, the intake check valve, and the removing the airbox, filter, and hose connected to the turbo inlet.
Removing the factory parts was easy and only required popping the retaining clips, removin
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