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I have searched a little on this topic and have found the following list.
Early 99 has a wicked wheel in it from the factory.
The early99 has 120cc(AB code) injectors and the late99-03 has 140cc(AD code) injectors.
The early99 has 2" intake runners. The late99-03 has 3" intake runners.
The early99 has a 15* swash plate HPOP. The late99-03 has a 17* swash plate HPOP.
The early99 has one glow plug relay. The late99-03 has one glow plug relay and one air intake heater relay side by side. Both relays are on the passenger side valve cover toward the front of the truck.
The early99 has a totally different air filter that is not inter changeable with the late99-03. But you can put the late99 air cleaner assembly in the early99 truck. The only three aftermarket air filters that work on the early99 are the AFE stage 2, the AIS and the KWIKK 6637.
The early99 track rod has smaller mounting bolts than the late99-03.
The early99 has shallower rotors than the late99-03.
The early99 has shorter hub-bearings than the late99-03.
The early99 front axle U bolts are square where they go over the spring pack. The late99 U bolts are round.
The early99 has a different pitman arm than the late99-03.
The early99 does not have the AIH like the late99-03.
The early99 does not have the automatic transmission fluid cooler in the radiator.
Since the injectors are smaller, the HPOP put out less volume. They had to increase the HPOP output in the later trucks because of how thirsty the stock spit-shots are for high pressure oil. I would think the 120cc injectors vs. 140cc sticks in the later trucks are worth 30-40 hp. I know when you go to 160cc single-shots you gain about 40-50, but some of that is because you don't run out of oil on the singles. If you can use the stock splits to their full potential (like by running a mod'ed Termy or Adrenaline HPOP), you should be in the 330ish rwhp range.
Since the injectors are smaller, the HPOP put out less volume. They had to increase the HPOP output in the later trucks because of how thirsty the stock spit-shots are for high pressure oil. I would think the 120cc injectors vs. 140cc sticks in the later trucks are worth 30-40 hp. I know when you go to 160cc single-shots you gain about 40-50, but some of that is because you don't run out of oil on the singles. If you can use the stock splits to their full potential (like by running a mod'ed Termy or Adrenaline HPOP), you should be in the 330ish rwhp range.
makes sense on a broad level... Less power because of more limited fuel delivery... but some of that stuff I haven't learned enough to truly understand what you are talking about...
The rotors on the late model aren't any bigger in braking area, the "hat" portion of the rotor is deeper because the unit bearing hubs are slightly different.
As far as power, I think both engines are rated the same. My early 99 claimed 250hp on the valve cover, most trucks say 225 (when equipped with an auto, sticks are rated higher).
"The List" is actually a lot longer than what you posted, Robin (PaysonPSD) is the one who has the most extensive list.
as Superduty4x4 stated, the rotors aren't any larger
the flange of the unit hubs on the newer trucks is thicker, thus the "hat" portion on the later trucks is deeper, allowing the caliper to ride in the same location on both.
as Superduty4x4 stated, the rotors aren't any larger
the flange of the unit hubs on the newer trucks is thicker, thus the "hat" portion on the later trucks is shallower, allowing the caliper to ride in the same location on both.
Originally Posted by superduty4x4
The rotors on the late model aren't any bigger in braking area, the "hat" portion of the rotor is deeper because the unit bearing hubs are slightly different.
As far as power, I think both engines are rated the same. My early 99 claimed 250hp on the valve cover, most trucks say 225 (when equipped with an auto, sticks are rated higher).
"The List" is actually a lot longer than what you posted, Robin (PaysonPSD) is the one who has the most extensive list.