vcassens
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Got a clutch pedal assembly,floor pan, and manual transmission steering colum from the junk yard to convert my 96 over to a manual
What have you done to your powerstroke today?
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7.3powerstroke00
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Got the 1 ton rear blocks installed, not so saggy in the butt now...
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JrStroker
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Did you do it yourself?Got the 1 ton rear blocks installed, not so saggy in the butt now...
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7.3powerstroke00
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Yep, took bout 20 min....
swinky
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New U bolts right?
swinky
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I thought about mine. Thought about selling it, returning it to stock, setting it on fire, giving it to a homeless guy.....
7.3powerstroke00
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Yes, Used the ones from the truck the blocks came off of.
swinky
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So they've been used before. I'm not being a Dick just be careful. 6.4 torque + tall blocks + used U bolts = lot's of axle wrap.
7.3powerstroke00
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Ya, I got a set of pro comp Trac bars but evidently they are for a short bed because the front drivers side bracket interferes with the fuel tank..... need to sell or trade these and build me another set!
RSK
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Full pull plus an extra 15ft and i didn't get in it until 3/4 track and i lifted too soon truck was still moving.
Video in the link.
http://s1286.photobucket.com/user/R...A-4584-AE0E-0B89109EC096_zpsrppryvcy.mp4.html
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6speedsd
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Got a FP gauge wired and installed. Simplified my ccv reroute a little. Cleaned up my valve covers, and prepped the block for the heads to go back on.
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ThreeFitty
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Water pump, oil cooler, and Sinister Coolant Filter system put on the truck as well as a quadruple flush to get the crap out. Ready for plow season 
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Got the 1 ton rear blocks installed, not so saggy in the butt now...
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ive been waiting for you to do that! truck is perfect now except needs a fx4 grill to complete...
7.3powerstroke00
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I've thought about the fx4 grille pretty hard but I built this one awhile back, still consider swapping out for fx4 but likely be after get cowl hood..... after all I am doing a lot of driving in whitetail country so it's a matter of time before I hit one and let insurance buy some new stuff....
dsberman94
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I've thought about the fx4 grille pretty hard but I built this one awhile back, still consider swapping out for fx4 but likely be after get cowl hood..... after all I am doing a lot of driving in whitetail country so it's a matter of time before I hit one and let insurance buy some new stuff....
That's the way I look at it. My buddy snagged a 6 pointer last Friday. New aftermarket hood for his '13 f150. Plus they got some venison stew too.
7.3powerstroke00
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If I hit one it's staying on the side of the road.... the meat likely be so bruised it wouldn't be any good....
6speedsd
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More like "tenderized".
7.3powerstroke00
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Lol! Last one I hit in my 03 with ranch hands replacement bumper was nothing but pile of skin and bones.... everything else was splattered all over the road and underside of my pickup
6speedsd
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Ok..forget tenderized. In that case, you had a ready made deer stew! Scrape a little off the frame, add some veggies, and viola!
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