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Fluidampr
I have been reading a little about the fluidampr it sounds good. Any of you have
experience with this? Is it worth the money to possibly get longer life out of the
engine, a little more hp, and possible mpg increase? TIA.
I have a 2006 PSD F250 CC FX4.
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experience with this? Is it worth the money to possibly get longer life out of the
engine, a little more hp, and possible mpg increase? TIA.
I have a 2006 PSD F250 CC FX4.
35w
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Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Stuttgart, Ar
My next mod without a doubt. Definitely worth the money. You WILL notice a difference in how your motor runs. I don't know about the claimed performance gains, but it will definitely run smoother and vibration is killer on anykind of machinery except for......well we won't go there.
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I havent put one on my truck yet, but thats only because I'm always on the phone with you guys! (customers) lol I have a few other things I'd like to get done also. We do sell a bunch of the Fluidampers, more so for the Dmax guys, but plenty for fords. Most guys claim the noise drops a bit, but it seems to run so much smoother with it. The Dmax guys have terrable vibration from the factory, and when you start pushing a little power on it it only gets worse. Let us know how it works out for you if you decide to do it.
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