Just getting started on the twins in my Superduty and all I can say you Dodge guys have it easy. There is no room for anything, no matter which way I move I'm running into something. I think I've got it figured out thanks to Nathan Wright, he answered a lot of questions I had and spent a lot of his time on the phone with me. I know one thing, if he was closer I would surely have him do them, it would be worth every penny. I don't know too many vendors in this business that would spend that long helping someone do something on their own that they themselves do for a living, if that makes any sense.

 

LOL, I dont envy you on that task!

Looks like you have your work cut out for you for sure, but making some great progress!

 

If they only built that combo from the factory! Atleast a stock Cummins in the SD anyways. nice work!

 

They don't give ya alot or room in there do they?

One thing i like on my Dodge is the space,My 87 F-150 has the room to work,so far that truck has been the best to work on as room goes.

Pav

 

I was surprised how much space I had to work with once a few lines were moved. Can you imagine sticking a set of twins in the new ford? Cant even see the block on that thing.

 

Thanks guys, made a little more progress tonight.

 

looks like a load of work but thats gonna be sick when youre done!

 

Thats some talent there. I hope I can get there some day.

 

Wow man that is impressive!

 

NICE work!!!!! I love seeing projects like this...keep it coming

 

Looks good! Keep us updated!!!

 

Wow...awesome work dude!

Can't wait to see it finished!

 

Nice work man.

 

looks awesome....

 

Thanks everyone, its taking me longer than I would like it to. I have only been able to work on it a few hours here and there. Need to get it done this week though since I'm leaving for Fl. on the 9th.

Here are a few close ups of the finished bracket for the primary charger.