We bring the 2021 Ford F350 PowerNation work truck into the shop for upgrades that you can do to your ride. We’ll add a lift and leveling kit, better brakes, wheels and tires, and we’ll show you ways to make a modern truck even more modern.

00:00 – Intro
03:48 – Winch Install
06:17 – Side Step Install
08:11 – Toolbox Install
10:49 – Seat Cover Fitting
11:48 – Leveling Kit Install
15:03 – Brake Upgrade
18:16 – Road Test

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PARTS USED IN THIS EPISODE:

Covercraft: Seat Covers
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Decked: Decked Toolbox with Ladder
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EBC Brakes: EBC Greenstuff Brake Pads
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EBC Brakes: USR Rotors
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Matco Tools: MATCO Tools are the Official Tool Supplier to Music City Trucks
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Sea Foam: Sea Foam Deep Creep
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Sea Foam: Sea Foam Motor Treatment
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Warn Industries: VR EVO Winch
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Summit Racing: ReadyLift Suspension Leveling Kit
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37 thoughts on “Adding Functionality To A Stock F-350 Work Truck – Music City Trucks S2, E10”
  1. 16:41 what is you doin', baby?! I love Seafoam Deep-Creep but holy moley I wouldn't put a light oil on the rotor hat. Maybe white lithium grease, as it's thicker in viscosity and less likely to migrate to the disc's friction area, decreasing braking effectiveness.

  2. what kind of truck do i need to tow a trialer park home. Richard – the “Sherman” park model weighs about 20,000 lbs and is typically moved by a big semi-truck. It is 15’ 10” high and sometimes requires pilot cars to go around certain bridges. We contract out with a shipping company that figures all this stuff out and we would be more than happy to handle the delivery should you buy one.

  3. Please explain,why the leveling kit ? All that money to replace something that is a long way from being worn out. If you do it just because you think it looks better. You are stupid. The truck is designed to level out with a load or trailer. I guess I’ll never understand.

  4. 2018 F350 4X4 6.7 diesel less than 5000 miles. Rarely drive it. Have to change the DEF fluid every year. DEF goes bad and if it's pumped thru the system it'll cost ya around $3000 to fix it. These trucks are made to work. If you're not going to work it then don't get one as it'll drain your wallet just sitting there. What sold me on it is the power of the 6.7 diesel. If I could get traction the truck could pull your house off it's foundation. Electronics suck on the truck. Factory Ford recalls, get used to it. The front bumper they replaced is the same contour but I guarantee ya it's way stronger than the tin that came with the truck. I bent my front bumper on a tree stump. The metal is thin and weak.
    Been a life long Ford guy and have had 5 showroom new Ford vehicles. The new ones suck. still a Ford guy but I'll never again buy any Ford newer than a 1995.

  5. These are the best videos… Like the way it turned out but two questions… Did the winch bumper remove the front tow points? Also I'd have removed that front air dam but that's personal preference….

  6. I love my '15 6.7 XL. It's a truck, and it's more than comfortable enough for me. All the extra bells and whistles just introduce new opportunities for issues. I can keep it simple and do improvements while still making a big impact on functionality and durability. No more new or fancy vehicles for me.

  7. I know we live in a car culture, and everyone is free to ruin their vehicle. After huge R&D and a directive to build trucks that lead the industry, people bring them home and put a leveling kit or a lift and ruin them. I want a low center of gravity for towing, and lifted trucks look hideous, but modify away. A big brake kit is always a good idea. Ford makes an OEM winch kit that looks pretty nice, and it lists for around $3100, but I saw them yesterday for 2100-2300. It is worth a look.

  8. Trucks not high enough to warrant any ugly running boards hangin from it…and besides, you take it off-road and drive over a stump or log or boulder and that step will bend up into the body…

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