{{{{ List: Any mods you regret...HONEST}}}}}
#196
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I wish I would have just left the leveling kit on , and not done anything else.
It looks cool , but it`s a money pit , and is not near as reliable as a stock truck...
It looks cool , but it`s a money pit , and is not near as reliable as a stock truck...
#197
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Wow cool thread I am going to have to say go with a SB DD sprung hub. Everyone is saying that Smarty is the way to go;I will have to research that one a bit more. I regret the Edge EZ, found out that is what made my injectors go out;to much pressure. Regret the Ranch Hand Replacment bumper dont need, and it is for sale, anyone interested pm me. have not even come close to a deer yet, because the truck is so loud lol. Other than that the truck is awesome.
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My stocker's holding up pretty well actually.
Just slipped for the first time a while ago on the freeway in 6th going about 100 KPH, revs at 1800 running CL, gave it a bitta throttle to get ahead of a guy who was merging and it slipped. I knew it was time and got a great deal from Peak Diesel, good guy!
You going to Dyno Days Saturday?
Just slipped for the first time a while ago on the freeway in 6th going about 100 KPH, revs at 1800 running CL, gave it a bitta throttle to get ahead of a guy who was merging and it slipped. I knew it was time and got a great deal from Peak Diesel, good guy!
You going to Dyno Days Saturday?
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Cant remember if I posted on this one yet...dont think so.
Quad RP/FP guage, RP guage never worked and quadzilla was no help
Howards turbo timer, said it would go on a 06 but it would just cut the fuel and kill the truck
Walbro 392 pump, ate one in 8K miles and the second one couldnt handle over 650HP
Quad RP/FP guage, RP guage never worked and quadzilla was no help
Howards turbo timer, said it would go on a 06 but it would just cut the fuel and kill the truck
Walbro 392 pump, ate one in 8K miles and the second one couldnt handle over 650HP
#202
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Clutch is just right.
No South Bend is awesome dont get me wrong there. Just be prepared for alot of clutch. The clutch pedal feels as heavy or heavier than the big rig I use to drive lol. I think South Bend is the way to go awesome products.
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That's okay, I think the factory clutch is kinda mushy, a little too much on the soft side but we'll see...
But I think your 3850 DD is in a whole different league than my OFE..?
But I think your 3850 DD is in a whole different league than my OFE..?
#204
Edge juice, Ez edge, Bully Dog, Superchips, Quadzilla.
I regret cleaning out the stock cat, the empty can seemed to restrict alot. Replaced empty can with a 10" muffler, and turbo spool improved.
Air bags, a waste of money for me.
I regret cleaning out the stock cat, the empty can seemed to restrict alot. Replaced empty can with a 10" muffler, and turbo spool improved.
Air bags, a waste of money for me.
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I will say that you can tell a differance for sure. You will have to do an upgrade on the hydraulics also and still you will catch yourself after a long day at work, pressing the clutch pedal in and your leg jumping a little from trying to hold it for long time at a red light. Awesome clutch. Peter at South Bend really knows his products.
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Yo VanillaGorilla...what kinda power you makin bubba? How you like that 66? Are you not running a programmer or pressure box? I wanna see...sound cool from sig!
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I regret i got the Amsoil 4510 and the Icebox.
4510 seemed to be good for easy maintance, just blowing it of with light air, but now I have collapsed 4510. I´m never going to get the filter clean with light shopair. I noticed that when I cleaned the old Volantfilter before I sold it.
There where tons of dirt flowing out of it when rinsing it with water. And air would never do the job.
Icebox was poorly packed and had a couple of shippingdents. The Powdercoat come off and it started to rust almost imidiate. Some of the welds looked horrible and was burnt through the steel.