theres also a steering wheel colum mount where you can mount 1 gauge but if you put the pods around your IC itll block the view of the gauge on the right....
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=ATM%2D15018&N=700+4294925228+4294908331+4294924667+4294907365+4294923437+115&autoview=sku
click on that then click on the pic, its the triple pod next to the ash tray...
well i dont think so, but if your unsure of it go sit in your...
any one have a turbo net?
if so is there any drilling involved with it?
is it worth getting? (mpg change?)
if there is drilling do i have to drill hole if i want to mount it in side the bed close to the cab to keep stuff from flying around the bed??
thanks....
im more of a fan of the triple gauge set up under the cubby hole (for cigs, gum, chew ect....).. i think ill be getting one of them
i got a Hog Performance Full 4 inch with a 2 ft by 5.5 inch tip, system went in nice and people always stop me to tell me how much they love it... 304 stainless...
Welcome sounds like they got it covered.
but as far as filters (oil 15-40), a filters a filter motorcraft or fleet or k&n napa
fuel filters there mostly the same from what i hear, and for air fliters, i would get an air intake system such as K&N AFE.
as far as do's- do get Gauges first...
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WOW 59K from a 95! i dont think ive seen any gassers with that low of mileage from 95! with exception of Crumm of course, and even he has more then you!
cant speak for the 6.0s as much but almost any chip, or programmer set on the lower setting (approx 50 hp and about 100 tq) is for towing and should help with egt's, fuel economy and power for grades. i would definertly recomend getting some gauges first! and personally i would put a 4 in...
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wouldnt the bully dog shift kit (bigger spring) and valve pressure in the first valve body helping to shift from gear to gear (asking before i suggest it)... and what you thinking that maybe mercon V was used instead of III ???? would that cause that?
good luck
no experience personally but if your really that worried about it. i would probably try driving for 15 mins with em on and then stop the truck and check everything then run another 15 and check em and after an hour of driving with em on, if ya aint got a problem ya aint gonna.....
good luck, you...
its a 250... and thats a good point different front springs.... best be get a set of level springs from summit made for diesels! and expect that truck to be outta commession for a while.... personally if i was you id keep the 250 that way... got get me a older pick up (1975 - 97) w/ 3/4 ton or 1...
your gonna need your instrument cluster... fuel take, lines relays, wire harness, inercooler, trans cooler, exhaust (would personally go with a new 4 inch aftermarket.), vacumee pump and i think that might be it, but dont quote me!