@Austin86250
passed away recently, it is terrible to hear, as he was a frequent member on here and a great guy from my interactions on here and Facebook. He will surely be missed.
I do not know the causes surrounding his death.
IF ANY OF YOU ARE STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH OR SUICIDE PLEASE...
i came to tell you that a properly working mechanical fan will outdo your electric fans, but *** do you have going on????? does your insurance know your truck is a rolling fire waiting to happen? im with @Nero , slowly step away from the electrical wiring, and for the love of all things holy...
a 6.4 is a hand grenade, fun while it lasts but eventaully go boom. way too much money for me, but man they are fast.
anyways back on topic
the 6.9/7.3 idi was developed in a time in which n/a diesels and 55mph speed limits were the norm. The were also diseigned to keep up with the...
according to justin at r&d
the ww2 picks up about 2 psi boost, faster spool up, and 10 ft lbs increase in torque on the dyno. so a pretty decent upgrade imo
oh and you cant forget the best part, better whistle!!!
i dig it man!
you might be able to gain some egt drop by relocating the air filter housing away from the motor so you dont heat soak the air filter, while gaining flow.
Next you might look into a cheap amazon turbo titanium turbo blanket to keep heat in and keep spool up. Also can a ww2 fit in...
It wont let update my old post, so i made a new one
State: montana
City: anaconda/butte
Method: Pulse
Tools: Ferret, lots of idi parts, plenty of tools to get the job done.
Contact: pm me on here, facebook me at A A Ron Ioder...
bilsteins 4600 work well for a otherwise stock truck
after that my next suggestion would be fox 2.0s they are incredibly smooth.
i agree and disagree that 3.55s are tall.
yes they are tall, however if you are on a stock sized tire, especially if it is 4wd you will do just fine. 4wd matters...
South bend clutches are drilled for 13'' clutches. That is part of how they get better torque and hp ratings as well as better tow capacities/ratings. The clutches have more surface area. It is no different than how a 12.25''(which is what everyone refers to as a 12'' clutch) holds more than a...
as someone who has installed sumps on other diesels, there is no need.
these engines do not command enough fuel flow that it would gain you anything. Technically the fuel selector valve becomes a restriction on a obs powerstroke around 500-600hp
unfortunately no idi is yet there
You may have...
im pretty sure the maxitrac came before the ez-flate but i could be wrong
yes they are all Chinese air compressors, however there are many websites out there selling rebuild/replacement parts for the compressors, and the fact that my air compressor was several hundred dollars cheaper than the...
@FrozenMerc is spot on
older copper/brass radiators are more efficient at shedding heat due to the material construction. However due to the age and hear cycling they are prone to leaking. They also have 1/2" fin spacing.
Modern aluminum radiators typically use 3/8" or smaller fin spacing...
@FrozenMerc I absolutely agree, I was not happy to be working my truck that hard.
@Black dawg I agree, a srw truck is too small, a 3/4 ton is too small, heck a f450 would be undersized. I talked with the dodge driver before all of this, and we settled on 30k total truck and trailer weight. Well...
i run a napa maxitrak 12v 10.9 cfm (legit pulls 80 amps) and a 4 tire inflator i built for my truck because it is so long compared to the readily available ones normally made around jeeps, or other short wheel base vehicles.
My truck has on board air and a tank for the airbags and i could air...
i was pulling 1st gear low range 4wd to pull 50k from a dead stop up the grade(starting already on the grade) until i could get it to a pullout and unload the broken dodge, and hook onto the trailer, then once i got to a flat spot i put it in high range, started in first and got up to 3rd gear...
https://www.facebook.com/people/Workhorse-Customs/100088557672613/
just search workhorse customs on facebook or email me at [email protected], or you can search my posts here on oilburners
And obviously if you want to buy the cooling system upgrades i sell them at
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Babe got pulled out of her winter garage slumber to rescue a Dodge.
The Dodge blew a radiator hose, and later diagnosed as a blown head gasket, towing a small trailer up the continental divide in Butte, Mt.
I started out finding the split upper radiator hose on initial inspection, found a...
you got better advice than i could have given for the frame repair
as far as the skys bracket and the spacer goes on a stock truck you press out the frame jig nubbin that was used for holding the frame to the assembly line
the only reason they use the spacer is to give it rotational stability...
i also like watching their videos
one of my favorites was the one they recently talked about temperatures, especially the relationship between egts, oil and coolant temps
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