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Top Modifications for Modern Ford F-250 Trucks

Performance, Towing, Suspension & Tire Upgrades Explained

How Does the Nitto Terra Grappler G3 A/T Look on Your Truck?

Ram, Chevy, Toyota, and Ford truck owners only agree on one thing: the Terra Grappler G3 is an excellent all-terrain tire.

Unusual Diesel Swaps: A Bricknose Ford With A Power Stroke, A Dodge D200 Packing A 12-Valve and a Cummins-Powered Chevrolet Silverado

From patina to well-preserved, daily driven to competition-only and pavement to dirt, the following trucks have each been treated to a one-of-a-kind diesel conversion.

Nitto Tire's Grappler Buyer Guide

The top treads for your truck and SUV.

Avoid The Dreaded $25,000 Cummins Diesel Engine Replacement In Your ‘19+ Ram Heavy-Duty

The hydraulic lifters in your ’19-present 6.7L Cummins are ticking time bombs. Address them before it’s too late!

All-Terrain Evolution: Nitto Tire's New Terra Grappler G3

Nitto Tire’s Ultimate A/T Is Here

Avoid a $10K Power Stroke Catastrophe: Solving The Frequent Failure Points Of Ford’s Best-Selling 6.7L Diesel

Ford’s current V8 diesel is a solid performer, but no engine is perfect. Discover its biggest pitfalls, and their solutions, here.

How the LS V8 Conquered the World

GM needed a new engine would be required to carry their brand into the new millennium. Something more compact and fuel efficient than the old SBC V8.

LS vs. LT: Which V8 Is The Right Choice For Your Swap?

here are now enough Gen V LT engines out there to at least make a go of competing against the Gen III and Gen IV LS.

Slammed '62 Ford Country Squire Sporting a 900hp Diesel Swap

Kodie Paxton’s patina'd 6.0L Power Stroke-powered ’62 Ford Country Squire packs a pair of compound turbos.

Hidden Gem: Third-Gen, Cummins Diesel-Powered Dodge Ram

Meet Paul Szczypta’s immaculate ’07 Dodge Ram, an 800hp beast with zero rust and just 113,000 miles on the clock.

Can You Trust Your Factory Gauges? What They’re Telling You, And What They’re Not

You might need to take the data that’s on display with a grain of salt.

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