Let's see some pictures of dually tow vehicles
 

Who out there are towing there boats with custom dually pickups? Really interested in lowered setups. Post those pics!!
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Nobody tows their boats with a lowered or customized dually

Really??

Don't think you're going to find many slammed duallys hauling boats on this site. I put up a thread showing one and got mostly negative opinions. I have a dually with rear airbags but it's not lowered.

offshoredrillin is the only one I know who tows with a slammed dually.

i thought people gave up on slammin trucks in the 80's........:lolhit::party-smiley-004:

We all know rob never left the 80's:)

:D

03 duramax 6/8 drop kit 40' hustler http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...ohnsboat11.jpg

Matt Millers 3500 and his old boat FAST TRUCK

Watch it!

http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...k/P5011647.jpg

See you in Destin?

Get in Tuesday night:coolcowboy:

Rob Is it a 4X4?

nope, you can lower them with the same kit though.

Here's mine

This one is very nice.

2010 Chevy 3500 HD LTZ

I just bought an 84 crew cab one ton so slamming it kinda fits with the era. I think a 6/8.5 drop will do nicely and should look decant towing my 30' scarab which by the way is also an 84. Hmmm, maybe I am stuck in the 80's :eek:
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heres a pic of my 011 F450...so far so good

How long have you had it? What rear axle ratio? Fuel mileage so far? How does it tow?

2001 Chevy

2 months.....3500 miles.....4.3 ratio.....the dash display says avg 15.8 mpg (I have not checked it for accuracy)......towing a 42 Fountain 10.2 mpg.....so far I love the truck... much superior ride quality compared to my 07 F250

Are they not doing the 19.5's on them now?

No...they went with a smaller wheel to improve mileage and top speed....when I wear these out I am going to go with something bigger

I've seen guys saying they get 19-20mpg. Was the 4.88 offered? That's the ratio that killed the 6.4 in the F450-550s. Good luck with the 6.7, from what I read it's a hella motor!

I've looked high and low but can't find a good-looking 19.5 wheel. :hothead: Just those boring roundholes. :rolleyes:

You could go with 22s or 22.5s and get awesome looking wheels. Michelin Goodyear and Hankook make 250,000 mile commercial tires if you're looking for high mileage.