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Old 01-08-2007, 10:36 PM   #61
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just figured i would give a quicky update to this and bring it back to the top so that the newbies can read it.its been a little over 7 months now since i have done this mod and no problems yet.fires right up every morning even after sitting for a week
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Yep working great for me too. I have let the truck sit as long as a month and it starts up just great on the first turn of the key.
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Old 01-15-2007, 09:51 PM   #63
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wow that sounds awesome. i will probably do that to mine too when i get ready to get an HPOP and injectors, haven't got to gettin' many mods though. i'm a little short on cash since i just got my tranny reworked and got a new clutch, pressure plate, and flywheel. right around $1200 right there. so it will be a while before i can do that
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Old 01-20-2007, 09:56 AM   #64
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Rich, am I reading this right...you went to all this trouble...then upgraded to a "Stealth" HPOP?

I'm still using my "Nit" accumulator with great results on my '02 HPOP, but realize it's not for everyone.

Any updates to the write up you did?

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Rich, am I reading this right...you went to all this trouble...then upgraded to a "Stealth" HPOP?
I ain't no Stealth expert but I think the Stealth system uses your stock reservoir ?

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the stealth comes for either the 94-95 trucks or the 96-up trucks.when i bought my stealth i had a 97 engine in the truck.so i got the stealth for 96-up trucks.i have since blew my 97 engine and replaced it with a 95 engine,hence the reason i went through this trouble.i couldve simply swapped the timing cover but i figured there had to be an easy way to run the 96-up HPOPs on the 94-95 trucks.and guess what?i found a simple way to do it AND KEEP the factory look of the engine
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Im going to update this again and bring it back to the top since ive been seeing alot of psd noobs lately.

The truck has been sitting for a few years now and still no leak down.last time it ran was sometime last summer.I went to get it and bring it home again.took 2 tries and she fired right up.now we know that this works perfectly long term.
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