Good to hear Nick. Hows the shifting ?
Darnell helped me out when my PPIII wouldnt communicate. They have great Cust. serv.
The power was great towing and driving around but i never liked the shifting.
Sounds like they got it Figured out.
I too say get the LBZ.
Mines been tuned with the PPE 350 horse tune for over a year with no problems, runs so damn strong it still amazes me evertime i puch it.
This truck can tow anything i want, gets great milage, can bury the speedo in a hurry if i choose, or just purr down the road...
I too am glad it wasnt worse.
What brand of bearing did you replace it with?
I work at Timken Research and they are constantly testing GM Wheel bearing assemblies, I will ask the techs if/what they are finding is causing this problem and maybe how we can prevent it.
Your not even feeling the power that the PPE is making.
Its nite and day from a stock trans to a built trans.
You actually put all that power to the ground and its amazing.
Be careful running that high power level, it wont last and is probably slower than if youd run the 225 horse tune...
Merchant Auto Stage III Build
Alto Clutches, machine work, Transgo JR shift kit
Precision industries Race converter
Suncoast T-Case brace .Deep pan
Full Syn Transynd.
Also had the Eric Install his T-Case pump rub fix.
Have put 17,000 miles on it with no prob other than GM's...
My guess is Laughing gas ? These motors under normal maintainence should last way more than that.
thanks for the Advice. The Car is for sale right now.
Im building a shop and need the extra cash.
Sorry bout your luck Nick, Is by chance the solenoid on the fenderwell somewhere?
Try to follow the battery cables.
Also take a hammer and tap the starter, sometimes they freeze up.
Bad thing about a predominatley GM site is no one knows Fords!
Oh yeah, It does everything i ask it too, Its truly one awesome piece of machinery!!
We just Got power on after 5 days with out Due to Hurricane Ike remnants,
Tons of snapped tree limbs and braches between my House and my fathers,
I thank God i had this handy machine to help cleanup...