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    MOAK replied to the thread Bilstein 5160s.
    You guys are spot on- I should know better than to cheap out on this- the expo guy, “my conscience” says do it right, the farmer in me...
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    MOAK replied to the thread Bilstein 5160s.
    Thanks Mike, I’ve come to that conclusion now as well. I’ve got 6330 lbs on that rear axle, that is rated at 6780. I see that add a...
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    MOAK replied to the thread Bilstein 5160s.
    Agree- I’ve scaled it out, fully laden 4560 up front & 6330 out back. This weight will only change as we use water and gasoline. I’ve...
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    MOAK reacted to ramblinChet's post in the thread Bilstein 5160s with Like Like.
    My suggestion is you slow down the process and dive deep into shock absorber applications for heavy overland trucks. There are many good...
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    MOAK posted the thread Bilstein 5160s in Domestic: Full Size.
    in our travels we recently did our first long stretch of forest roads in our fully laden F-350. The truck has the 4FX package. With the...
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    MOAK replied to the thread Ford F350 Build.
    I have a ‘24 350 with just about the same options you pointed out with the XL including the 4FX package. I ran BFGs for nearly 3...
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    Here in the northeast we have Erie Insurance which is for preferred drivers. We pay a little more, however, 100% replacement on...
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    MOAK replied to the thread Lets see some full size pictures....
    4 months into long term/full time overlanding/touring/camping, or whatever one chooses to call what we’ve been doing for a very long...
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    MOAK replied to the thread 2022 Ford F350 Suspension.
    It’s a work in progress. As far as the 2” blocks, I, for the first time in my life, took my truck to a shop for suspension work. Told...
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    MOAK replied to the thread 2022 Ford F350 Suspension.
    I’m running a ‘24 F-350 with a Grandby Flatbed, loaded up we scaled out at just over 10,000 lbs, which is just under our GVWR of 11 and...
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