Can someone give me a parts list for the hutch and harpoon mod???
Perferably with part numbers of the parts that aren't generic
Thx in advance

 

Here's a great write up

Welcome to guzzle's In-tank Hutch Mod Web Page

 

Or you can get a kit from ITP Diesel here

ITP 7.3L Fuel Tank / Pre-Pump Kit

 

Or you can get a kit for Diesel Innovations here

Diesel Innovations - Products

 

Lastly I think Riffraff Diesel Performance Parts is comming out with a kit, maybe contact Clay and see what's comming out?

 

I don't want to steal Clay's thunder by any means, and don't believe he would mind me sharing the same "teaser" info he's shared with me thus far, but his kit will be taking a different approach altogether when compared to what we've all known as the conventional Hutch mod. I know from talking to him that the design concept is solid and plan on being as close to first in line as possible when it becomes available.

Right now, he is scheduled to have the kit completed later this month, unless something kicks in to delay that unexpectedly.

He's just beign careful to make sure he has the system completed before going public with the nitty-gritty details

 

That's what I've heard too Pete, thanks for posting.

 

SPILL THE BEANS PETE!! LOL.... I definitely want to d othe hutch mod, because I gotta aftermarket 55 gal steel tank I don't need a harpoon, but it would be nice to drop the tank, clean it out some, and simplify things a bit.

 

Spoke to clay its not ready yet and the bed is coming off this week... clay u ready for a test rat?

 

Anyone know a part number for the filter ands the filter block (not sure of the term)???

 

I have one of those 2- filter systems on my truck a lot of guys use for WVO (waste veggie oil) conversions but for the life of me I can't remember it's name. I use a NAPA 3384 (IIRC) filter for my pre-pump filter. I think one of the most important things I have is a filter restriction (vacuum) gauge. Since I believe the 3384 is a 5 or 10 micron filter it can get clogged easy, but it's $19 verses almost $30-$40 for a stock fuel filter, which I never really have to change although I still do about every 10,000 miles. It's really easy to tie a pre pump filter into the system too- you can get just about any filter base that's rated for diesel on ebay, and pic what size (micron and capacity) filter you want to use on it. Even better if it has a clear filter bowl so you can check for water before it even hits the stock filter. I check mine every couple of days just for piece of mind.

 

Pete, you can be 3rd in line.

 

Ya'll better let me know how it goes, I can see myself in line too!

 

That is the kit Jim and I are going to install on the 4th.

 

Can't wait to see the final product of Clay's, I still need to do this mod.