advice on upgrades
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Hello, I am new to the ford supercharger world but have been around turbo diesel for sometime and have built some very fast trucks. I too am in the market to buy an 02 HD with 64000 miles on it and from what I have researched and been told by some of the great superchargers guys is this.
For a reliable daily driver a 6lb lower, ngk trg plugs gapped to .036, approphiate belt length, maf extender and the most important thing, the right custom tune from the right tuner.
headers are not needed for a daily driver, just when you want very high HP.
THOSE ARE MY PLANS..... I am sure somebody will add to it or dispute my post, but either way it has been proven. Look at a troyer stage 2 Kjit as well. good luck and I hope to own one soon.
For a reliable daily driver a 6lb lower, ngk trg plugs gapped to .036, approphiate belt length, maf extender and the most important thing, the right custom tune from the right tuner.
headers are not needed for a daily driver, just when you want very high HP.
THOSE ARE MY PLANS..... I am sure somebody will add to it or dispute my post, but either way it has been proven. Look at a troyer stage 2 Kjit as well. good luck and I hope to own one soon.
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PP&T (Pulley, Plugs and Tune) is a great place to start. 6lb lower for a DD
CAI is not needed until you have greater than 400hp but it looks nice.
Exhaust is good for a nice note. Headers are not needed.
Vac/Boost and A/F gauges are highly recommended.
MAF may be needed or may not be required.
Once completed there are a few NEW RULES for the fun peddle!
These NEW RULES keep you from joining the VBC (Vented Block Club)
One mod folks like is the FTVB (Factory Tech Valve Body).
(street version) OE 4x4 Pan and a new filter
How many miles are on the truck?
Has the intercooler been pulled and cleaned?
A good time to do this is when changing to colder plugs.
While the I/C is off is a good time to fill the silencer holes.
Did I mention installing Coil Pack Screws before you reassemble
IMHO the most important and first mod you should do is the L&S Oil Separator.
Enjoy!
CAI is not needed until you have greater than 400hp but it looks nice.
Exhaust is good for a nice note. Headers are not needed.
Vac/Boost and A/F gauges are highly recommended.
MAF may be needed or may not be required.
Once completed there are a few NEW RULES for the fun peddle!
These NEW RULES keep you from joining the VBC (Vented Block Club)
One mod folks like is the FTVB (Factory Tech Valve Body).
(street version) OE 4x4 Pan and a new filter
How many miles are on the truck?
Has the intercooler been pulled and cleaned?
A good time to do this is when changing to colder plugs.
While the I/C is off is a good time to fill the silencer holes.
Did I mention installing Coil Pack Screws before you reassemble
IMHO the most important and first mod you should do is the L&S Oil Separator.
Enjoy!
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1) Don't do 2 gear kick downs (OD off from a stop)
2) WOT runs from 3-4th gear (Take the OD off)
3) punching it in cold weather, 60 degrees or lower
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Here are some fun vids
Harley Davidson F150 Compilation - YouTube
2003 Harley Davidson F150 Burnout - YouTube
Harley Davidson F150 Compilation - YouTube
2003 Harley Davidson F150 Burnout - YouTube
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PP&T (Pulley, Plugs and Tune) is a great place to start. 6lb lower for a DD
CAI is not needed until you have greater than 400hp but it looks nice.
Exhaust is good for a nice note. Headers are not needed.
Vac/Boost and A/F gauges are highly recommended.
MAF may be needed or may not be required.
Once completed there are a few NEW RULES for the fun peddle!
These NEW RULES keep you from joining the VBC (Vented Block Club)
One mod folks like is the FTVB (Factory Tech Valve Body).
(street version) OE 4x4 Pan and a new filter
How many miles are on the truck?
Has the intercooler been pulled and cleaned?
A good time to do this is when changing to colder plugs.
While the I/C is off is a good time to fill the silencer holes.
Did I mention installing Coil Pack Screws before you reassemble
IMHO the most important and first mod you should do is the L&S Oil Separator.
Enjoy!
CAI is not needed until you have greater than 400hp but it looks nice.
Exhaust is good for a nice note. Headers are not needed.
Vac/Boost and A/F gauges are highly recommended.
MAF may be needed or may not be required.
Once completed there are a few NEW RULES for the fun peddle!
These NEW RULES keep you from joining the VBC (Vented Block Club)
One mod folks like is the FTVB (Factory Tech Valve Body).
(street version) OE 4x4 Pan and a new filter
How many miles are on the truck?
Has the intercooler been pulled and cleaned?
A good time to do this is when changing to colder plugs.
While the I/C is off is a good time to fill the silencer holes.
Did I mention installing Coil Pack Screws before you reassemble
IMHO the most important and first mod you should do is the L&S Oil Separator.
Enjoy!
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and the silencer holes, what is that?
Disregard the opening/hole at the top of the S/C. The silencer holes are the slotted holes on each side.
A lot of guys will tape and fill with JB Weld because it makes the S/C whine louder.
...just wondering why "no" on the headers? Is it just not worth the money?
Stewart
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^ Nice pic of the Eaton! SWEET!
My thoughts on filling the silencer holes...It can be a problem.
I'm not a big fan of pouring JB weld in my S/C. Possible later problems.
If it's not done "just right" it can sag when curing and hit the blades.
If it sags when curing, you must remove the blades and file the excess.
It does nothing for performance & I like to be a bit more quiet and stealth.
JMHO
My thoughts on filling the silencer holes...It can be a problem.
I'm not a big fan of pouring JB weld in my S/C. Possible later problems.
If it's not done "just right" it can sag when curing and hit the blades.
If it sags when curing, you must remove the blades and file the excess.
It does nothing for performance & I like to be a bit more quiet and stealth.
JMHO
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You can see from the pic above the blades have already curved away from the silencer holes creating tons of clearance.
It does nothing for performance
Stewart
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Here is a complete video "How-to" series on cleaning the I/C and filling the silencer holes.
jekell101 - YouTube
jekell101 - YouTube
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Stewart