2001 Ford F-450 Elkhart Truck And Body Conversion Xlt on 2040-cars
Bangor, Michigan, United States
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2001 F450 ELKHART TRUCK AND BODY CONVERSION XLT
The truck is Paul’s Personal tow rig it has never seen winter always garage kept and non smoker owned
∙ XLT trim with Elkhart Truck and Body conversion done at time of purchase 40/20/40 cloth seats
∙ Rear drive ratio is 4.10 posi trac with hydra trac cover factory was 4.30
∙ 19.5 wheels with michelin tires 10k on tires
∙ PHP custom tune
∙ 100 hp injectors
∙ Garrett ball bearing turbo upgrade with up- pipe and ats dual 4 inch exhaust
∙ 250 amp alternator
∙ AMS oil & dual remote oil filter system
∙ PHP quickie pedal
∙ Boost and EGT gauges
∙ Air Lift Bag system with in cab controller
∙ 2006 front grill and headlights conversion with jeweled headlights, bumper and lower valance
∙ After market quick start system to aid in faster starts.
∙ vehicle is setup for 5th wheel plate and has drop away ball
∙ ATS propane conversion runs on diesel and liquid propane
∙ electronic brake controller with gyro brake adjustment for trailer brakes
∙ Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator for return fuel system
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