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New intro looks good! Man I’d try lower pressure in the rear tires so they’re not bouncy “basketballs” and keep a stiff suspension, just thinking of drag car setups where they let the rear tires flex and grab but keep the pressure to the ground with a stiff suspension

I’ve missed the left lane videos, liking the new intro! I’ve never seen sled pull content so this is exciting, looking forward to some more content buddy!

By far the most useful And informative videos out there… keep pumping em out man

Cool intro

love the new intro!

And still a 297ft! Awesome 👍 Intro is cooll, as was the carnage. I was hooing you would show it again! Impact action like that against a healthy 6.0 will break anything for sure. Nice to know the details of the pull setup. This has to be my favorite channel for 6.0 content, keep uo the goood work brother!

Intro cool and liked the idea of stating a problem then you thought about how you addressed it

I have a set of Timbrens I built for my 94 dodge that I pull on occasion. Theyre set for only about 1/2" of travel. When I pull it sits down on them and never bounces at all. Im not sure what the difference is with yours but it looks like your rear suspension is still moving a lot. What about leaving the timbrens, but using say a ratchet strap or possibly a short modified ratchet strap on each side to go from the axle to the frame. This would allow you to either use them as a limit strap, or you could even ratchet them down and preload them so that they're pulling the axle and frame together which should basically make it ridged and get rid of your hop.

God bless

Keep up the good work!! Love the content

I have had good results with this idea in the past-take a set of rear leaves from a parts rig. Split apart and laminate the leaves into your existing leaf packs. You can use the top spring from the parts truck by cutting off the bushing eyes so it cradles underneath the existing top leaf. Then start doubling up the leaves below that all the way down. Use a new long center bolt to hold it together, and with some new spring clamps, get them reassembled. Probably can eliminate the block that way and they'll have way less hop and axle wrap that way. Or find some factory 450 springs.

Like new intro

I like the new intro.

we had the same experiences with lift blocks. we had front lift blocks and it bounced like crazy and never went to lift blocks again.

Interesting to lear about pulling setup. Could you run a sleeve in the middle of those pucks? Stop them from compressing. Probably considered cheating. Although, theyed have to be removed to be able to see the mod

I understand the basis for higher hitch height but would think that would worsen the hopping more than the blocks and timbren. Just a thought.

Very suprised you managed to damage the Dana 80 maybe I should worry about mine

New intro is sick! Have some injectors you want to unload on me? I'll pay for shipping. Hahah. I just lost another injector last night.

Drag racing my 01 lightning we used traction bars and adjustable shocks. We would stiffen up the rear shocks and run the front lower to help the weight transfer. This is kinda different though since the sled is moving up towards the tongue changing the transfer constantly. I wonder if lifting the front like an old gasser and stiffening the rear would help?

I wouldnt have given up on that setup. Maybe try a lower rear tire pressure first.

The ol girl has to much power!

One Up Offroad traction bars and strap the front axle down to keep it from bouncing

Would adjustable shocks help? Springs hold the weight shocks control the springs.

Are you following a sled pulling tour? I'd like to check out an event in Michigan, is there a website that shows the upcoming dates?

Would I be able to run a 6.0 03 F 550 in that class

Forces on the race truck?

So I have a 2004.5 f-350 6.0 PS and my up pipe is bad I was on your web page and can't find out about available stock. Are your up pipes ready to ship? What would be the lead time for them to ship? And is there any way to contact you or left lane Diesel? I am very impressed with your product and want to purchase one but need to know how long my wait time will be.

You good with the new intro like it

Can I send u a quick 15 second video for some insight on an issue I'm having. Do u have an email address