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Jay & Trevor YOU WILL BE MISSED, RIP  :'(

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 11 
 on: April 10, 2024, 12:03:44 AM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by random-strike
It's a lot better but still rubs on nasty bumps.

Oh well it's lowered.... Lol


 12 
 on: April 09, 2024, 05:28:29 PM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by random-strike
Replaced the front shocks

They were getting weak and also not the right length for lowered 2"

They were partially compressed just sitting normally.

These other ones seem a lot better I'll drive it over some bumps that makes it rub soon enough

 13 
 on: April 06, 2024, 11:47:30 AM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by random-strike
I think the weld blew out both spots at the same time. I just didn't see it cause it was up against the blovk and I never took it off the first time

Exhaust leaks suck

 14 
 on: April 06, 2024, 11:46:07 AM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by random-strike
Yeah apparently the expensive vabnds are good but they are like almost 100 each I think

It wasn't the vband tho the weld blew out a small hole again lol

 15 
 on: April 06, 2024, 09:59:13 AM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by MTZ
Fixed it again.... Had to remove manifold.

Weld blew out a little on side facing the block

The other manifold stud in the center broke off in the head... Lol I should've removed it when I had the chance instead of reusing it.... Lol

I put some exhaust gasket maker around a stock manifold gasket and it's holding lol

I also warped the shit out of the vband flange welding it like a mfer

I put some gasket making on the vband male/female surface


No leaks! But for how long.

ive always have bad luck with vbands, but i once got some straight thru holset, same once that came from the factory of an hx35w elbow and those were damn robust maybe that bit of info can help out, diesel shops might stock those. ebay ones are a class junk usually

 16 
 on: April 05, 2024, 11:48:06 PM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by random-strike
Fixed it again.... Had to remove manifold.

Weld blew out a little on side facing the block

The other manifold stud in the center broke off in the head... Lol I should've removed it when I had the chance instead of reusing it.... Lol

I put some exhaust gasket maker around a stock manifold gasket and it's holding lol

I also warped the shit out of the vband flange welding it like a mfer

I put some gasket making on the vband male/female surface


No leaks! But for how long.


 17 
 on: April 05, 2024, 10:45:33 PM 
Started by HiProfile - Last post by MTZ
This is the way  O0

 18 
 on: April 05, 2024, 04:19:04 PM 
Started by HiProfile - Last post by random-strike
damn nice!

 19 
 on: April 05, 2024, 04:17:01 PM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by random-strike
another exhaust leak. same flange had the weld blow out on the other side up against the block has to be taken off to fit. luckily its on the drivers side and its simple  ::) ::) ::) ::)

 20 
 on: March 28, 2024, 01:36:54 AM 
Started by random-strike - Last post by random-strike
The truck runs like stock right now it's so good part throttle. Having the scanner made it so simple a couple drives and it's fucking dialed. All my ltft are are +/- 2 or 3

I've been leaning out the base table for cruising and adding fuel back in through the part throttle enrichment


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