My lil 4.6L working VERY hard well it should have been..
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oh boy
Shifty, you da man.
I forgot to add, try not to hurt anyone out there on the road.
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haha watcha tryin to say here rockpick this thread will come back to haunt me in a court room after my overloaded F-150 hits another car?
rocky 57 glad i could give ya a few laghs. and yeah with these over loaded loads i normaly dont go over 30. with that brigdeport i was doin 45 thoe just fine. but with that pallet of over 5,000lbs i never went over 25 and i dont think i even saw more than 5 cars on the roads we were on.
rocky 57 glad i could give ya a few laghs. and yeah with these over loaded loads i normaly dont go over 30. with that brigdeport i was doin 45 thoe just fine. but with that pallet of over 5,000lbs i never went over 25 and i dont think i even saw more than 5 cars on the roads we were on.
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well guys i was at it again but this one wasnt too bad my truck didnt even mind lol. about 1,500 lbs hey look i was only 500lbs over this time. only got 29 bucks from the scrap yard 1190 lbs of cast got me 11.90 cents haha damn penny a lbs. a cat only got me 15 bucks and a raditor got me 3 bucks haha fun times thoe!
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While I do not condone overloading the truck I must admit that I am guilty of the same offense. Just not to the same degree. I will not preach to you of the danger to others and to yourself you pose when your truck is overloaded as that would be hypocritical.
I will however inform you of the harm you are causing to your vehicle.
If you plan on continuing this abuse to the truck expect an rear axle failure. Your 8.8 was never designed to hold the weight of those loads. Bouncing off the bump stops will eventually bend an axle tube. Bearing failure may occur first. As suggested F-250 LD or 7700 package springs will help along with the 10.25 axle. I would also check the frame rails just above the bump stops. I bent a frame at that spot jumping in the dunes. You can see it happening because the frame is not boxed and it curves in that area. The bottom part of the C will buckle and allow the frame to bend because of the weakened section.
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I will however inform you of the harm you are causing to your vehicle.
If you plan on continuing this abuse to the truck expect an rear axle failure. Your 8.8 was never designed to hold the weight of those loads. Bouncing off the bump stops will eventually bend an axle tube. Bearing failure may occur first. As suggested F-250 LD or 7700 package springs will help along with the 10.25 axle. I would also check the frame rails just above the bump stops. I bent a frame at that spot jumping in the dunes. You can see it happening because the frame is not boxed and it curves in that area. The bottom part of the C will buckle and allow the frame to bend because of the weakened section.
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