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Well I'm new here.
I just bought a used 2002 PSD F350 4x4 w/39,000 miles on it.
From what I can tell it's all stock except for a K&N filter
1st Diesel other than my New Holland TC24.
I love it. It does take a little to get used to with the low RPMs and torque.
Rides nice sinces it's a Lariate. More comforts than I'm used to.
Looking forward to slowly adding some more power.
I have a 427 Cobra with 460hp/460lbft that weighs around 2800#'s.
I dought I'll get to that power to weight ratio, but it's always good
to have more power "arr, arr, arrr".
I just bought a used 2002 PSD F350 4x4 w/39,000 miles on it.
From what I can tell it's all stock except for a K&N filter
1st Diesel other than my New Holland TC24.
I love it. It does take a little to get used to with the low RPMs and torque.
Rides nice sinces it's a Lariate. More comforts than I'm used to.
Looking forward to slowly adding some more power.
I have a 427 Cobra with 460hp/460lbft that weighs around 2800#'s.
I dought I'll get to that power to weight ratio, but it's always good
to have more power "arr, arr, arrr".
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Originally Posted by Cobratodd
Well I'm new here.
I just bought a used 2002 PSD F350 4x4 w/39,000 miles on it.
From what I can tell it's all stock except for a K&N filter
1st Diesel other than my New Holland TC24.
I love it. It does take a little to get used to with the low RPMs and torque.
Rides nice sinces it's a Lariate. More comforts than I'm used to.
Looking forward to slowly adding some more power.
I have a 427 Cobra with 460hp/460lbft that weighs around 2800#'s.
I dought I'll get to that power to weight ratio, but it's always good
to have more power "arr, arr, arrr".
I just bought a used 2002 PSD F350 4x4 w/39,000 miles on it.
From what I can tell it's all stock except for a K&N filter
1st Diesel other than my New Holland TC24.
I love it. It does take a little to get used to with the low RPMs and torque.
Rides nice sinces it's a Lariate. More comforts than I'm used to.
Looking forward to slowly adding some more power.
I have a 427 Cobra with 460hp/460lbft that weighs around 2800#'s.
I dought I'll get to that power to weight ratio, but it's always good
to have more power "arr, arr, arrr".
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Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Houston, TX
Welcome Todd - I too just joined and bought a 2001 F350 PSD that's basically stock. The possibilities are endless is what I'm learning!!! I'd already getting "drunk with power" looking at all the power options to really beef these 7.3L PSD's up!!
