How to change sparkplugs? Where are they?
06-25-2005, 08:00 PM
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Great Scott fellers!!! Don't you realize this would be a perfectly normal and highly informative thread over at the Fode Dismal site?
I found my spark plugs. All 16 of them.
I found my spark plugs. All 16 of them.
06-25-2005, 10:02 PM
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Originally posted by Hannibal
Great Scott fellers!!! Don't you realize this would be a perfectly normal and highly informative thread over at the Fode Dismal site?
I found my spark plugs. All 16 of them.
Great Scott fellers!!! Don't you realize this would be a perfectly normal and highly informative thread over at the Fode Dismal site?
I found my spark plugs. All 16 of them.
24 valves
At least 24 spark plugs
09-16-2005, 08:45 PM
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As you all know (almost all of you), I am looking for new tires. I can see right now that all the Dodge Dealers you all are going to do NOT know anything about the new technology out there. At most of the tire shops I went to, they use helium in the tires. The reason they do this is because on the heavy trucks (like ours), it reduces the curb weight by 3000#. For dually's it reduces curb weight of the truck by 4500# (This is with 265-75 R16 tire size. It will be more or less for other sizes). In turn, this increases the fuel mileage that we will see by 60-85%, depending on what position your power seat is in. For those of you without power seats, your increase will be 50-75%. They could not tell me why the difference between the 2.
Keep in mind, they only do this for trucks that weigh 6800# or more. Otherwise, they will be too light, and traction becomes an issue. No matter how aggressive your tire tread is.
Keep in mind, they only do this for trucks that weigh 6800# or more. Otherwise, they will be too light, and traction becomes an issue. No matter how aggressive your tire tread is.
09-16-2005, 08:49 PM
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Thread from the dead!!! (laughs)
Keep it going guys, surely there is more... tips and tricks unbeknoweth to the general public. For instance, I went to specially made ceramic muffler bearings and gained 150 ft/lb of torque due to less drag.
Keep it going guys, surely there is more... tips and tricks unbeknoweth to the general public. For instance, I went to specially made ceramic muffler bearings and gained 150 ft/lb of torque due to less drag.
09-16-2005, 09:59 PM
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DONT FORGET!!!You MUST paint racing stripes on your truck...That adds at least 500hp....
