Gharri30

Yup, this right here. Some things are more important than a new truck.

Guess that's why I've never seen anything regarding them. Never run anything over a 33 on stock wheel. Guess I'll need to take that into consideration now.

I have a 22 F250 7.3 Lariat being built so I'm trying to get some things together for when it finally gets get here. This will be the first truck I lift and put on aftermarket wheels. 4" BDS lift with 22x12s and 37x13.50s. While building some wheel and tire packages online to see some pricing I was hit with the option of balancing beads, which I'm not familiar with. Does anyone have experience with them vs the standard wheel weights? I didn't think about it before but with the deeper lip on the 12 wides, wouldn't regular wheel weights take away from the look of the wheel or are they normally balanced a different way? Forgive my ignorance. I'll take any insight anyone can provide. Thanks.

Are you still liking Redline? I have a build in the works that'll hopefully show up in a few months. So while I wait I'm trying to get some things together for when she gets here. Not many options exhaust wise out there for the 7.3 that Ive seen. I stumbled on the stainless works and wondered how it was and sounded compared to their videos. I also contacted Borla because I saw they added an option for the 6.2 and was told they were close to releasing something for the 7.3. I currently own an 07 Titan and have a Banks Monster on it. Great sound at start up, mellows out but has a nice deep roar when you get into it. Hoping one of these options produces something along those lines.

Hey all, Finally decided it was time for a new truck. Put an order in on 12/27/21 for a 2022 F250 7.3 Lariat CCSB in carbonized gray with ultimate and black appearance package, along with a few other items. This will be the first Ford I have ever owned and can't wait to get my hands on it, eventually. I already have a 4" BDS lift ready for her. I see a few names that look familiar already as I joined FTE a little while back. Anyway, I'm sure I'll have plenty of questions and need plenty of opinions on things.