CCK & HPX
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I am running the sold HPX line from ITP diesel on mine and like it. the solid ones just seem to be the best bang for the buck
http://www.itpdiesel.com/store.php?c...on=show_detail
http://www.itpdiesel.com/store.php?c...on=show_detail
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Originally Posted by monsterbaby
I am running the sold HPX line from ITP diesel on mine and like it. the solid ones just seem to be the best bang for the buck
http://www.itpdiesel.com/store.php?crn=177&rn=379&action=show_detail
http://www.itpdiesel.com/store.php?crn=177&rn=379&action=show_detail
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I'm a little late to this discussion, but I have both, and they make a difference. You can read my in-depth evaluation report from the link in my signature... 4th item down the list of "Guides".
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Thanks so much for your replies. I looked at the link and that is the one that I want, but they are closed until next year, so I'll wait. Your input is appreciated and the link was a great time saver!!
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Originally Posted by 00Dave
Thanks so much for your replies. I looked at the link and that is the one that I want, but they are closed until next year, so I'll wait. Your input is appreciated and the link was a great time saver!!
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Originally Posted by Tenn01PSD350
I am operating off the top of my head and beer here, but I believe KCM makes that SS X-connect. Do a search for it, or wait for our sponsor.
Here's the link:http://members.***.net/kcmdieselperformance/ford.htm
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Hey, thanks guys. They are the same one as best I can tell. When I look at it on ITP site and click the pdf file for install, it shows the install instructions from KCM. The price is a little better from KCM, so I guess I'll order from them. I think I'll start w/ the up pipe donut replacements, I read to get the carquest ones somewhere, then the 6637, order from sponsor here, a walker btm, from ?, and this x-connect. Rep points WILL be left!!!
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Watch out for replacing just the donuts - mine were bad enough I had a hole in the side of the up pipe. And it is a bad design - prone to leak. When I redo mine AGAIN, I am going to do the bellowed up pipes. A little more expensive, but more of a permanent fix.
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Originally Posted by 00Dave
Hey, thanks guys. They are the same one as best I can tell. When I look at it on ITP site and click the pdf file for install, it shows the install instructions from KCM. The price is a little better from KCM, so I guess I'll order from them. I think I'll start w/ the up pipe donut replacements, I read to get the carquest ones somewhere, then the 6637, order from sponsor here, a walker btm, from ?, and this x-connect. Rep points WILL be left!!!
As a side note, if you want to clean off your CAC tubes when they are caked with grime just rub some waterless hand cleaner on them and wipe them off and, viola, clean tubes. And if you have any stains on your engine block use a nylon bristle brush and some vinegar and the stains will scrub away. Just some tips for those interested...
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Thanks brian42. I hope to be starting soon on these little things. I just need to save up some cash since Christmas was a drain. Oh well, a few things at atime and the next thing you know it'll be on to bigger and better, like a dp!
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Originally Posted by 00Dave
Thanks brian42. I hope to be starting soon on these little things. I just need to save up some cash since Christmas was a drain. Oh well, a few things at atime and the next thing you know it'll be on to bigger and better, like a dp!
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