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2008 Ford Super Duty - Superlifted Super Duty
2008 Ford Super Duty - Superlifted Super Duty
 If you want your brand-new Super Duty to turn heads, you've got to lift it up in the air or slam it down until the frame scrapes the asphalt. Since Airaid's '08 Super Duty is no lowrider, we got our hands on the first 8-inch Superlift kit available for the 6.4L F-250 and picked up some 38x15.50 Dick Cepek Mud Country tires mounted on 20x12-inch Dick Cepek DC-1 wheels. The Superlift kit requires advanced installation training, so we had the 4x4 professionals at Off Road Unlimited in Burbank, California, install it the right way.Photo Gallery: 2008 Ford Super Duty - Lifted Diesel Truck - Diesel Power Magazine      Read More | Digg It | Add to del.icio.us More... |
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