Powerstroke Man 6.4
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Awesome that would be great, thanks.
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Awesome that would be great, thanks.
Stroked777
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So should I run a stage two LOL
I second this man here, but if you do buy the truck because of me. I keep the rims.
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powerstroked08
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Mmmmmm 900 hp!
I can't even count that high anymore. Past 10 and I have to start over....wait ...uhh....
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I rather build mine. I feel it's more impressive to have a high horse truck and you do all the work your self in the garage. I would do more if I had the space to do fabrication, probably build a compound set up. Anyways I got the original block up on the stand. 140$ bucks from harbor freight and it's got a 1 ton capacity. I drained the oil when I got home from work and found a rather large chunk of metal on the plug, not sure where it came from, didn't have the will to work on it today, probably tear it down tomorrow. Sucks having all my tools at work. We will see how far I can't tear it down with some pliers, 86 piece craftsman set and hammers LOL
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powerstroked08
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I never could count that high! But I'd still like to have that much powa!
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You should have more than that with your setup. I would think
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powerstroked08
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Nah. 600 horse truck........
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I like to do my own stuff as well. Kinda gives you a better appreciation of what's going on and what you have invested. But everyone is different!I rather build mine. I feel it's more impressive to have a high horse truck and you do all the work your self in the garage. I would do more if I had the space to do fabrication, probably build a compound set up. Anyways I got the original block up on the stand. 140$ bucks from harbor freight and it's got a 1 ton capacity. I drained the oil when I got home from work and found a rather large chunk of metal on the plug, not sure where it came from, didn't have the will to work on it today, probably tear it down tomorrow. Sucks having all my tools at work. We will see how far I can't tear it down with some pliers, 86 piece craftsman set and hammers LOL
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powerstroked08
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What's the piece on the drain plug look like?
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Stroked777
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Well I rebuild plenty of engines at work so I hope all that "skill" will transfer to the light duty diesel world 
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Glad to see your back at it! Gonna be sweet!
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Yeah nice to be starting to work on it again. I haven't been lurking around here for over a year (surprised it didn't ask me to change my pw) and I haven been to up to date on the latest and greatest, I was looking at singles and see they have a SXE series for the s366 I plan on running, what's improved on those over a billet 366?
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They are a much better design. Spool faster and flow a lot more.
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How good will it do on stock fuel for now?
Pretty good. A lot of people ran the old 366 chargers with good results on stock fuel. I feel like the newer SX-E can only be better
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Currently happening now. Finally got around to taking it apart. Going to inspect all the parts and take what's best from each block. Can I mix and match good rods from two different engines?
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