Truck blew up

Fromojo · Oct 24, 2012

What an odd thread.

6.7L Powerstroke has aftermarket rods available (real question) ?

01PSD · Oct 24, 2012

Yes Carrillo has a set

Lamont_24 · Oct 25, 2012

I got a question, my buddy is looking to build it now, rods, valves, push rods, the whole nine yards, turbo if they make one, injectors and studs, who makes what and or if they make it

RedLine · Oct 25, 2012

You can make a turbo setup for it, try an s366 and an s488, that should be a little fun on the street.

JDub · Oct 25, 2012

01PSD said:
Yes Carrillo has a set

I believe Crower also has some

Wayne · Oct 25, 2012

Yeah, Carrillo and Crower make rods for it. I don't know, but heard there were clearance issues with the crower rods. Maybe need to check first if that's your plan. I'm sure you'll want the rotating assembly balanced if you do rods, as they're significantly larger than stock. I haven't weighed stock vs. built, but imagine there's enough weight difference to really throw things off. We (Elite) offer HD valvetrain & studs of course. If your buddy calls, he can get a bit more info on up coming parts which aren't too far off from production. There's not much else available yet, but there's a bunch of stuff we're working on now. He also might consider ceramic coating pistons, and doing gapless rings if he's trying to do the most possible as of now.

David N · Oct 25, 2012

So I guess the 6.7 is alot like the 7.3? LOL

Lamont_24 · Oct 26, 2012

David N said:
So I guess the 6.7 is alot like the 7.3? LOL

Just easier to get there

drunk on diesel · Oct 26, 2012

my 97 Cummings has valve covers and I can replace the injectors and lines without removing them

Lamont_24 · Oct 26, 2012

drunk on diesel said:
my 97 Cummings has valve covers and I can replace the injectors and lines without removing them

I lol'ed right from the start when you said Cummings

4cstr · Nov 20, 2012

Jarrod B said:
Fuel system gernaiding. Which I found out is job 1s only now.

How can you tell if a truck is Job1?

Idiesel · Nov 20, 2012

4cstr said:
How can you tell if a truck is Job1?

The sticker on the door or on the cab with the manufactured date. Ford breaks the builds up into 3 jobs. I'm pretty sure it's January-April are job 1, May-August are job 2 and September-December are job 3.

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