did the 6637 mod!
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did the 6637 mod!
OH MY GOD!
its like my engine woke up!!!
turbo spools up so much more now too. this is amazing guys!!
pressure washed my engine too.. lot cleaner in there.
whats this milky white crap comin outta the doghouse... worried me a bit
its like my engine woke up!!!
turbo spools up so much more now too. this is amazing guys!!
pressure washed my engine too.. lot cleaner in there.
whats this milky white crap comin outta the doghouse... worried me a bit
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forgot to put this pic in
the filter is tight to the side of the engine bay... i think im gonna shorten up the pipe in there a bit so it doesnt rub
i have already ordered my filter cover!
the filter is tight to the side of the engine bay... i think im gonna shorten up the pipe in there a bit so it doesnt rub
i have already ordered my filter cover!
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i bought the filter and t bolt clamp at napa, but after ordering my pipe in and going to pick it up for the THIRD TIME AND STILL NOT THERE... im never goin back to napa.
got a piece of 4 inch exhaust from lordco with a 45 degree elbow in case i wanted to put a curve on... just used a piece of straight pipe i cut off of it.. was expensive.. like 40 bucks for the pipe.... no one has modified trucks in vancouver... very hard to find scrap 4 inch pipe.
got a piece of 4 inch exhaust from lordco with a 45 degree elbow in case i wanted to put a curve on... just used a piece of straight pipe i cut off of it.. was expensive.. like 40 bucks for the pipe.... no one has modified trucks in vancouver... very hard to find scrap 4 inch pipe.
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i bought the filter and t bolt clamp at napa, but after ordering my pipe in and going to pick it up for the THIRD TIME AND STILL NOT THERE... im never goin back to napa.
got a piece of 4 inch exhaust from lordco with a 45 degree elbow in case i wanted to put a curve on... just used a piece of straight pipe i cut off of it.. was expensive.. like 40 bucks for the pipe.... no one has modified trucks in vancouver... very hard to find scrap 4 inch pipe.
got a piece of 4 inch exhaust from lordco with a 45 degree elbow in case i wanted to put a curve on... just used a piece of straight pipe i cut off of it.. was expensive.. like 40 bucks for the pipe.... no one has modified trucks in vancouver... very hard to find scrap 4 inch pipe.
BTW, if you think it woke up now, wait until you put some tunes on it.
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I did the mod as well yesterday to my pickup. I got redneck on mine and couldnt find any 4" pipe but had a 4" fitting on the box of my CAI so took the dremel tool and cut it out and took it to the buffing wheel knocked the welds down and voila. 6637 mod done and is freaking sweet need to order the cover now.
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From: Easley, SC 29640
looks good...and also looks like you need to do the CCV and foil delete...the milky white goo in there is the blown back oil settle...just like letting bacon grease sit on the counter for an hour...
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From: Glendive, MT
Yup. It's a mix of water from condensation and oil. As the weather warms up it will clear up to just oil again. I would reroute the CCV to atmosphere or a trap to clean that up.
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Try this one Welcome to guzzle's CCV mod web page
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