6.7 DSFF NEW DESIGN INSTALLED
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I have a 2011 LB, CC with the Titan 65 gal....and installed the DSFF....Huge PIA....the tank leaves you no room to install hose connections....You have to release the filter mount from the frame to make room.
Just finished install today, we'll see how it goes.
Just finished install today, we'll see how it goes.
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Thank you sir, I was wondering how it would go with a larger aftermarket tank.
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I would be inclined to build a cage of some sort around that, no?
Are the jugs plastic or glass?
Looks good!
Are the jugs plastic or glass?
Looks good!
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Pacman51 - They are made of a polycarbonate material - not plastic or glass. These bowls are designed and made specifically for daily road abuse. In fact, we've been using these bowls on our 7.3L CPR Fuel Systems for over 5 years now with no problems which mount in the same location (frame). On edit, if you do plan on doing a lot of off-roading then some added protection may be necessary - I did have one gentleman who told me he tends to get all the way to his frame in mud (O_O) and we agreed that some sort of protective cover might be useful for him. However, anyone from an over the road daily driver to light off-road use and unpaved roads (such as farmers and hunters) should be fine.
Rich'sF350 - The install video we made has not yet been updated to reflect the new billet housing we recently switched too. The old housing was the original Baldwin filter housing which is made out of a metal material (omg I have no idea what it is! I'll find out by Monday...). I believe it's painted to make it that whitish/grayish color. We'll have an updated video showing the new housing - I don't think it changed the install process too much if at all.
EDIT - I added stuff. hehe
Rich'sF350 - The install video we made has not yet been updated to reflect the new billet housing we recently switched too. The old housing was the original Baldwin filter housing which is made out of a metal material (omg I have no idea what it is! I'll find out by Monday...). I believe it's painted to make it that whitish/grayish color. We'll have an updated video showing the new housing - I don't think it changed the install process too much if at all.
EDIT - I added stuff. hehe
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I would also add that, dieselsite professionalism and service is awesome. And the product seems to be top notch.
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Pacman51 - They are made of a polycarbonate material - not plastic or glass. These bowls are designed and made specifically for daily road abuse. In fact, we've been using these bowls on our 7.3L CPR Fuel Systems for over 5 years now with no problems which mount in the same location (frame). On edit, if you do plan on doing a lot of off-roading then some added protection may be necessary - I did have one gentleman who told me he tends to get all the way to his frame in mud (O_O) and we agreed that some sort of protective cover might be useful for him. However, anyone from an over the road daily driver to light off-road use and unpaved roads (such as farmers and hunters) should be fine.
Rich'sF350 - The install video we made has not yet been updated to reflect the new billet housing we recently switched too. The old housing was the original Baldwin filter housing which is made out of a metal material (omg I have no idea what it is! I'll find out by Monday...). I believe it's painted to make it that whitish/grayish color. We'll have an updated video showing the new housing - I don't think it changed the install process too much if at all.
EDIT - I added stuff. hehe
Rich'sF350 - The install video we made has not yet been updated to reflect the new billet housing we recently switched too. The old housing was the original Baldwin filter housing which is made out of a metal material (omg I have no idea what it is! I'll find out by Monday...). I believe it's painted to make it that whitish/grayish color. We'll have an updated video showing the new housing - I don't think it changed the install process too much if at all.
EDIT - I added stuff. hehe
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Pacman51 - They are made of a polycarbonate material - not plastic or glass. These bowls are designed and made specifically for daily road abuse. In fact, we've been using these bowls on our 7.3L CPR Fuel Systems for over 5 years now with no problems which mount in the same location (frame). On edit, if you do plan on doing a lot of off-roading then some added protection may be necessary - I did have one gentleman who told me he tends to get all the way to his frame in mud (O_O) and we agreed that some sort of protective cover might be useful for him. However, anyone from an over the road daily driver to light off-road use and unpaved roads (such as farmers and hunters) should be fine.
Rich'sF350 - The install video we made has not yet been updated to reflect the new billet housing we recently switched too. The old housing was the original Baldwin filter housing which is made out of a metal material (omg I have no idea what it is! I'll find out by Monday...). I believe it's painted to make it that whitish/grayish color. We'll have an updated video showing the new housing - I don't think it changed the install process too much if at all.
EDIT - I added stuff. hehe
Rich'sF350 - The install video we made has not yet been updated to reflect the new billet housing we recently switched too. The old housing was the original Baldwin filter housing which is made out of a metal material (omg I have no idea what it is! I'll find out by Monday...). I believe it's painted to make it that whitish/grayish color. We'll have an updated video showing the new housing - I don't think it changed the install process too much if at all.
EDIT - I added stuff. hehe