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04-24-2007, 07:18 PM
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Drivetrain components....
I have an '05 f250 and was curious what was in my front and rear diffs? I was pulling some shrubs out of the yard in 4 wheel drive and had the wife pull into the street to turn her around and was suprised to see the truck lift the rear wheel off the ground rather than slip. I was impressed, and now i'm curious as to what the stroker is working with as far as my drivetrain.
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