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More power from a first gen without breaking the bank?
A new fuel pin will help A lot, adjust the full fuel screw. Adjust smoke output accordingly with the star wheel as needed. Sent from my SM-G930R4 using Tapatalk- thunder03
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- Forum: 1st Generation Cummins
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T-19, Flywheel, Clutch, NP205 transfercase
Would you be interested in parting with one of the bellhousings?- thunder03
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- Forum: Marketplace
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Cheetah fleece
The stock turbo is a he351cw. As for the fleece cheetah they are nice units but rather pricey. There are other modified stockers to choose from. There's tater built turbos and the steath series. All good choices.- thunder03
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- Forum: 5.9L 3rd Gen Cummins
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79 f150 diesel
The frame was trashed. That's actually what I built the run stand out of. Lol- thunder03
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- Forum: Introduction
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79 f150 diesel
I do have a spare frame sitting out back I may wind up cleaning and boxing it in. Then when the time comes I may axle swap and fit the drive train. We'll see how it goes.- thunder03
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- Forum: Introduction
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79 f150 diesel
I have the factory 06 rear axle and a Dana 60 front that will be converted to radius arm and coil springs. And the front springs from the 06 are actually already in the 79 to support the boss snow plow. I've put alot of time into planning and researching this swap but can't seem to pull the...- thunder03
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- Forum: Introduction
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79 f150 diesel
Engine starts and runs already on my homemade run stand. I've already got the harness almost done. It fits in the engine bay really well actually. The 1/2 ton frame is plenty stout to support the torque of engine. I do realize it's not a common swap and I have alot of time and not alot of money...- thunder03
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79 f150 diesel
I'm new to this forum but not new to diesels. I've been tossing around the idea of putting a 6.0 in my 79. Just here to gather some knowledge and hopefully share some as well.- thunder03
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