6.7L Power Stroke Pro Stock Ford Truck Pull

Pulling Down South

Pulling Down South

The infamous Jumping Jack Flash Pro Stock truck, a ’16 F-350 packing a Hypermax common-rail 6.7L Power Stroke under the hood, showed up in Hammond, Louisiana over the weekend. The reason? The first Mid-South PPL points hook on the season. With the truck’s builder, Will Hardesty, behind the wheel (for the first time, no less), the JJF Ford lugged the sled 308-feet on Friday night—which was good enough for Fifth Place in a tough class. The following night, Will hooked first and jumped out to a 318-foot distance, and eventually held on as the third furthest distance traveled. Outdoor pulling season is officially underway!

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