05stroker
Never enough power guy!
Forgot the video.
Looks great man! I find my self trying to balance buying stuff for my truck and the mustang. Both are really fun and the truck is my daily so there is more benefit to mods to it since I can enjoy them daily.
And to the person who made the head stud comment, its not a 6.0! (which is what I have). H&S made over 800 whp with a little juice on the stock motor and trans so I think itll be okay.
My 03' and my 05' 6.0s had numerous EGR coolers and two sets of head gaskets each. Then My 08 6.4 was kept stock, after that I was in an 09 F150 5.4 Platinum for three years. After that I bought the 12' 4x4 crew cab that my son is in now. Its been a while since I had a hopped up diesel truck and this 6.7 is amazing!
Here is the 12' after my son put a front leveling kit and a ranch hand front bumper.
Good lord that sounds beastly! Probably saved quite a few pounds with removing the emissions crap as well.
Thats awesome! Mine is at 195,000. Its got about 10,000 miles tuned since I got it. I know it will go eventually on stock studs but when it does I will be buying O-ringed heads and a bulletproof EGR and ARP studs. That way I should only have to do it once.
Heres what mine looks like now.
I never had one. I would love to though.You get rid of the lightning RJ? .
Love the Ford super duties. Their beasts! Not sure if you mentioned it but after your EGR delete, you feel anymore power? What are you towing with it?
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http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=119037
I use it at work, mostly towing a 12k low boy with 8-10k on it for my projects. I have been subcontracting to a company now for 12 yrs where we install ACM or aluminum composite panels. Best way I have found to describe it is, the silver and blue panels on the front of a Chevy dealer or the silver ones on a Ford dealership.Love the Ford super duties. Their beasts! Not sure if you mentioned it but after your EGR delete, you feel anymore power? What are you towing with it?
RJ, not you Billy. I hate you guys for being able to have diesel trucks though
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http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=119037
I have remote start, you can start it when your alarm goes off and buy the time you get to work the oil is warm...Yes, but only driving say 7 blocks to work is hard on an engine, esp a diesel, or an I old school thinking here? I have to change the oil in my 5.4 almost every 1000 miles because nearly even gets up to operating temp. When I need to tow, I need all of it though.
You get rid of the lightning RJ?
I wish I could have a diesel for a did, but driving a whole 7 blocks to work and back in the winter is hard enough on my 5.4. I would have to have a diesel plugged in longer than I drove it with the winters here.
I use it at work, mostly towing a 12k low boy with 8-10k on it for my projects. I have been subcontracting to a company now for 12 yrs where we install ACM or aluminum composite panels. Best way I have found to describe it is, the silver and blue panels on the front of a Chevy dealer or the silver ones on a Ford dealership.
There is no wait to start on a Super duty anymore. when it is 20* or 0*, you just crank it. They even have rapid heaters so you don't have to wait for the water to get warm to have heat in the cab.