did anyone else know that piers makes a compound kit for our truckss?????

 

yes they have for a little while now

 

i though they did but i havn't look at their site for a long time, may be you can post a direct link to the page?

 

oh didnt know that

http://www.pdrdiesel.com/catalog/1991_1993-160-1.html

 

WOW!!!!! i forgot how expensice that stuff is, i have a bigger set off twins and mine only cost me under a 1000

 

if i could buy one i would spend the extra 400 and get the stage 4
but as it is now i will just build a set

 

Good lord that's expensive.

I really should get off my lazy butt and build a few piping sets.

 

Geee-wiz! And thats just for the setup, no injectors, no head work, no studs! Curious if they even offer a off the shelf solution for the exhaust. My setup isnt going to cost me 1/4 of that including the new bht3b. Right there is why I prefer to build opposed to buy.

 

Haha, I just looked at the kit image and noticed it wast even completely installed. No downpipe on it, and the manifold isn't bolted on!

 

Somebody on here said that if you call them, its not a "bolt-on" kit. Its probbaly the same thing they put on the 2nd gens. For 4200 bones(for the "cheap" one mind you), it better fit like a glove.

 

I was the one that said that. But looks like they've got a new system. Maybe now they can send you a bolt up kit. I doubt though with a 1st gen that it could be a bolt up. With 2wd, 4wd, stick, or auto, you have a tranny cooler to deal with, t-case to get through etc.

 

Also, if you already have the ATS manifold, an air intake, HX35 hybrid, 14cm gated exhaust housing, etc, let them know and they'll adjust the price accordingly.

 

I put a PDR set on my '92 about 4 or 5 years ago. It wasn't exactly a bolt on, but it was pretty close.