93 7.3 IDI build
#136
been driving it around since thursday, she has a few more items on the check list, but they will get done eventually.
ill find another headliner eventually, i need a OBS CC or SC headliner.
started prep on the bed lastnight, hope to have it done this week.
then its time to start the SD powerstroke build
ill find another headliner eventually, i need a OBS CC or SC headliner.
started prep on the bed lastnight, hope to have it done this week.
then its time to start the SD powerstroke build
#137
been driving it around since thursday, she has a few more items on the check list, but they will get done eventually.
ill find another headliner eventually, i need a OBS CC or SC headliner.
started prep on the bed lastnight, hope to have it done this week.
then its time to start the SD powerstroke build
ill find another headliner eventually, i need a OBS CC or SC headliner.
started prep on the bed lastnight, hope to have it done this week.
then its time to start the SD powerstroke build
#138
IDI mods, ive got a few, but in my opinion its still stock ish. i didnt fool around with compression, or polishing up the intake/exhaust runners, still running a stock turbo.
yea i have better valves, springs and roller rockers, but i didnt expect any power change from either mod, more for longevity. these engines dont spin up very fast, or very high, IMO its damn near impossible to feel the difference with roller rockers.
i have had some worn out valve guides in the past. and this is why i bought them,
less friction is always key.
right now im chasing a vibration. i think i accidentally installed a turbo flywheel,
finally got it up past 3k and i dont like it. the crank and rods are N/A
so ill pull the trans tomorrow.
the only dyno round here is ran by electronic diesel douches.
that wouldnt know how to operate a Kent Moore J33300-A
im only hitting 6 psi right now, i have no exhaust leaks, and i have not messed with the WG.
2.25" charge piping into a small 1000 cfm FMIC
but i still need to adjust the valves and timer her up.
i set it @ 7* on the stand,
yea i have better valves, springs and roller rockers, but i didnt expect any power change from either mod, more for longevity. these engines dont spin up very fast, or very high, IMO its damn near impossible to feel the difference with roller rockers.
i have had some worn out valve guides in the past. and this is why i bought them,
less friction is always key.
right now im chasing a vibration. i think i accidentally installed a turbo flywheel,
finally got it up past 3k and i dont like it. the crank and rods are N/A
so ill pull the trans tomorrow.
the only dyno round here is ran by electronic diesel douches.
that wouldnt know how to operate a Kent Moore J33300-A
im only hitting 6 psi right now, i have no exhaust leaks, and i have not messed with the WG.
2.25" charge piping into a small 1000 cfm FMIC
but i still need to adjust the valves and timer her up.
i set it @ 7* on the stand,
#139
IDI mods, ive got a few, but in my opinion its still stock ish. i didnt fool around with compression, or polishing up the intake/exhaust runners, still running a stock turbo.
yea i have better valves, springs and roller rockers, but i didnt expect any power change from either mod, more for longevity. these engines dont spin up very fast, or very high, IMO its damn near impossible to feel the difference with roller rockers.
i have had some worn out valve guides in the past. and this is why i bought them,
less friction is always key.
right now im chasing a vibration. i think i accidentally installed a turbo flywheel,
finally got it up past 3k and i dont like it. the crank and rods are N/A
so ill pull the trans tomorrow.
the only dyno round here is ran by electronic diesel douches.
that wouldnt know how to operate a Kent Moore J33300-A
im only hitting 6 psi right now, i have no exhaust leaks, and i have not messed with the WG.
2.25" charge piping into a small 1000 cfm FMIC
but i still need to adjust the valves and timer her up.
i set it @ 7* on the stand,
yea i have better valves, springs and roller rockers, but i didnt expect any power change from either mod, more for longevity. these engines dont spin up very fast, or very high, IMO its damn near impossible to feel the difference with roller rockers.
i have had some worn out valve guides in the past. and this is why i bought them,
less friction is always key.
right now im chasing a vibration. i think i accidentally installed a turbo flywheel,
finally got it up past 3k and i dont like it. the crank and rods are N/A
so ill pull the trans tomorrow.
the only dyno round here is ran by electronic diesel douches.
that wouldnt know how to operate a Kent Moore J33300-A
im only hitting 6 psi right now, i have no exhaust leaks, and i have not messed with the WG.
2.25" charge piping into a small 1000 cfm FMIC
but i still need to adjust the valves and timer her up.
i set it @ 7* on the stand,
#140
#141
10-12 ish.
could i push it more? sure
could i get a bigger turbo? sure.
as long as my EGT's are kept under control, thats all i really care about.
im not going for speed, i just want it tohave a good solid running truck thats going to last me a while.
im running a Bull Moose
could i push it more? sure
could i get a bigger turbo? sure.
as long as my EGT's are kept under control, thats all i really care about.
im not going for speed, i just want it tohave a good solid running truck thats going to last me a while.
im running a Bull Moose
#142
im not gonna lie, this rig will be a pavement princess.
most action itll see is pulling boats in fair weather.
and in the winter, it can see alot of snow.
i built this for my kids woman, and i to take trips up the coast, camp on the beach, and visit my parents, they live at 6000 feet so a real 4wd was a must.
and with my 26 foot and my 33 foot boat, this truck should have zero issues!
i have other trucks for off road use.
most action itll see is pulling boats in fair weather.
and in the winter, it can see alot of snow.
i built this for my kids woman, and i to take trips up the coast, camp on the beach, and visit my parents, they live at 6000 feet so a real 4wd was a must.
and with my 26 foot and my 33 foot boat, this truck should have zero issues!
i have other trucks for off road use.
#143
im not gonna lie, this rig will be a pavement princess.
most action itll see is pulling boats in fair weather.
and in the winter, it can see alot of snow.
i built this for my kids woman, and i to take trips up the coast, camp on the beach, and visit my parents, they live at 6000 feet so a real 4wd was a must.
and with my 26 foot and my 33 foot boat, this truck should have zero issues!
i have other trucks for off road use.
most action itll see is pulling boats in fair weather.
and in the winter, it can see alot of snow.
i built this for my kids woman, and i to take trips up the coast, camp on the beach, and visit my parents, they live at 6000 feet so a real 4wd was a must.
and with my 26 foot and my 33 foot boat, this truck should have zero issues!
i have other trucks for off road use.
#145