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7.3 Exhaust options
I think they are refering to a cat back system. All they can find is either a cat back or strait pipe exhaust. They want a catless exhaust but with a muffler. To the OP, I generally buy a strait pipe exhaust then buy the muffler I want.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Driven diesel dual pumps
Do you see any benefit with stock sticks?- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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2000 f350 dually lariat
Sounds good. The Adrenaline HPOP would set it all off.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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2000 f350 dually lariat
Looking good! Nothing like making a rig your own. Do you have any performance plans for the 7.3?- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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2000 f350 dually lariat
I'm looking forward to seeing some pictures of the interior when yall are done. The pictures of the pickup look clean.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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100k, runs like crap
Glad to see it was a simple, easy fix.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 6.7 Tech
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2000 f350 dually lariat
Nice! I'm glad to see a 7.3 getting some love! Mine more than needs it... Welcome back and stick around.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Blue-ish white smoke when at operating temp
Looks like its oil related.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Tech
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S366 VS Full Force BASB Bell 300 series Turbo
I hear you. The 6.7 and 6speed makes for a.very nice towing rig.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Blue-ish white smoke when at operating temp
I'm afraid not. Unless facebook messenger would work.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Tech
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Blue-ish white smoke when at operating temp
That's just a still picture.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Tech
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Blue-ish white smoke when at operating temp
Link doesn't work.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Tech
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Blue-ish white smoke when at operating temp
What color is the smoke and what does it smell like? Smoke comes from three things. Coolant, oil, and fuel.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Tech
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S366 VS Full Force BASB Bell 300 series Turbo
I have thought about trying what you suggest. If all I needed/wanted was a towing clutch I could make an off the shelf dual disk clutch work. My problem is I want the ability to hook to a sled and leave the line with 4k plus rpms without worrying about the clutch. I have no plans to run down a...- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Blue-ish white smoke when at operating temp
Does it use oil?- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Tech
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S366 VS Full Force BASB Bell 300 series Turbo
It would, hence the reason I said I need a transmission and clutch. I'm not pursuing that route since I'm switching it to am auto. To be honest I'm tired of the heavy pedal needed to hold the hp. I also don't feel like DD and towing with a sintered iron clutch.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Heui Injection
This is good information. I've been wanting to try this very thing. Your success just fuels my desire. It's bound to make it cleaner. How did it affect the idle quality/sound/smoothness? I can't help but think it should idle smoother as well. I'll be looking forward to seeing the MEUI setup...- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Golf ball pistons
Here's some of the engine mods to the 7.3 that's been tested with SOA pistons. Not all the supporting mods are listed. Like exhaust, intake, CAC pipes, I don't now about the CAC itself. Copy and pasted. "In addition to installing SOA-modified pistons, Anderson used a mild camshaft, and a...- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Golf ball pistons
No, I don't. But, just because your software is expensive and your training level is as well the price should be 3k for dimples on a piston. Without true real world testing and comparisons. They aren't the only ones selling dimpled pistons for diesels. There is another group doing it as...- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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6.4L with a hiccup misfire
Good for you. Sounds like you found the problem.- Powerstroke Cowboy
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- Forum: 6.4 Tech
