Hi Everyone. I'm building myself a 99 PSD that was mess up pretty bad in a fire. The motor compartment was messed up pretty bad and its been a interested (to say the least) procces. Instead of replacing alot of the stock burn stuff I've went with the Gale Banks PowerPack for the 99+. Comes w/ trans module, new intercooler, turbo build up, K&N filter, 4" exhaust to a 5" tip, 4" down pipe, Chip, and guages. I've also bought a 6" Skyjacker lift kit for it with the spring package in front and rear, triple shock setup for both side fronts wheels, dual stearing stabilizer for the front and the shocks for the back. Thats all going to sit on a set of 37" SSR's and a 16"10 rim.

I've learned that in dealing with rush and what have you that the product POR15 is AWSOME. So if you guys ever have something thats rusted out and want a finished look to it check that stuff out. Its very durrable too, which will help for underbody protection. I've do it to the whole underbody of the cab and the bed, the whole frame, every bracket possible and then some...

What I'm wondering is this. You guys are on here a lot. Do you know of any gatherings for the Ford Truck ownders (Doesn't have to be just PSD'S). But I enjoy reading and learning on here and think it would be even more fun to run into some of the people on here. Just wondering. Let me know what you guys think.

Derek

Oh, ya, I'm from Michigan

 

oh ya. I was going to throw some pics of it burn and were its at now up, but it says I can't attatch stuff. any ideas?

 

Sounds like a real interesting project. I couldn't tell you how to post pictures. I think if you do a search, I remember there was a thread a while back giving the directions to that. I'm looking forward to those pictures!!

 

It all depends on where you want the pictures to be posted. The best way ,IMO, is to create a gallery. Pretty self explanitory. From there it is pretty easy to put into a post. At the bottom of this page there is a box titled posting rules. If you click on vB code it will tell you what codes are needed for putting an image into a post. Or click here . Not too terribly difficult once you get the hang of it.
Mike

 

Thanks Mike. I'll have to check that out when I have a min. I'm pretty good with computers so I'm sure i'll figure it out. I'll post some before and durring process pictures in the next couple of days.. And hopefully with the next month I'll post the finished pics!!!

Derek