Truck Falls On Its Face.

joe d · Apr 29, 2016

I know my 366 and there kit clears the dog house but im sure the bigger charger may sit a littel different in there.

Powerstroke1098 · Apr 30, 2016

Tried taking my air filter off and leaving the 90* and it still collapsed.

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DEEZUZ · Apr 30, 2016

Wow, thats a first!

While I have a similar issue, usually when WOT, the truck almost falls on its face as well, but it feels more like a trans issue. I have the 38r intake with 4 inch aluminum ducts and a Amsoil dry filter.

Love the fact someone else here uses IDS!!!

Powerstroke1098 · Apr 30, 2016

CTC DEEZUL said:
Wow, thats a first!

While I have a similar issue, usually when WOT, the truck almost falls on its face as well, but it feels more like a trans issue. I have the 38r intake with 4 inch aluminum ducts and a Amsoil dry filter.

Love the fact someone else here uses IDS!!!

Nothing beats IDS!

PSD POWER007 · Apr 30, 2016

Just take a 4" T-bolt clamp and snug it down in the middle of that 90* boot. It won't collapse anymore. Doesn't need to be more than snug tight just so that it can't twist on the boot.

Powerstroke1098 · Apr 30, 2016

The boot is 5.5" though!

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PSD POWER007 · May 1, 2016

My mistake, but the same rule applies. Just need to put something around the tube so that it can't crush.

Powerstroke1098 · May 1, 2016

Ya I'm going to try something like that!

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PSD POWER007 · May 1, 2016

http://www.jegs.com/i/Turbonetics/880/30275-550/10002/-1
They exist lol

Powerstroke1098 · May 3, 2016

So I bought four hose clamps for $5 and super glued them to the outside of the boot... as hack as it sounds it actually looks decent and is working great for the time being, we'll see how long it lasts but I figured why not try it.