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To answer the question about the 60% issue...someone is going to have to remind me what that was all about, because I honestly don't remember what was going on. I think the truck is making full power right now though. Had it on a dyno at a truck event over the summer and it laid down 550 HP and 1105 ft-lb. I'm told that dyno also reads lower than most, but those are the numbers I have so I can't claim any higher than that.
It has been a couple years and heck, I have already forgotten stuff from yesterday. It was 68%, and then the thread was locked before a cure/answer was posted. BEAN was working hard on it... Spent a few hours at Beans today - PowerStrokeNation
School is going to be hard, but I think the sacrifice is going to be worth it in the end.
When are the dates? I'd look into going, since I probably won't be tied up in a seasonal job this summer.
That picture is a little deceiving, as it wasn't really sagging all that much. It's kind of sitting at a funky angle in the parking lot in that pic. I do have a set of Firestone Work Rite helper springs on it, which did help a lot.
Hey Jeremy Riffraff East is just about 10 minutes from the Newport Drag strip they used in Smokin 08 its just alot closer then crazy horse you should come on down man.
Hey Jeremy I am doing a 24 valve Cummins conversion into my 2003 f-250. In one of your posts you said that you used 3 wires to wire up the OBDII port. I know that you did a common rail conversion so the ecm's are probably different and so are wire colors but did you use the dodge pcm to get it to work and do you happen to know what the wire designations are such as sci transmit, sci receive?