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$20k markup? Screw that.

With all of the smog crap, it is not worth it in a new truck.

Agreed. ):h

x2 on the FPR. My brother had the same symptoms on his LLY, and that was the problem.

Bison are badass. A bison ranch used to operate across the east fence of our property. Those bad boys could jump over a seven strand barbed wire fence, and can easily jump across a cattle guard gate. When one would get over the fence onto our place, I made sure that the kids and dogs...

Sounds normal to me, Grady. j/k. Something is definitely amiss. Can the seller shed some light on his experience with it?

The D60s alone are worth more than $1k.

A pull does not last long enough to melt a turbo. Sure the EGTs will spike, but there is not a long term sustained run at super high temperatures.

What Nick said. I ran a Predator for a year and a half, and had great results on the 85 tune.

Go to the original Rudy's in Leon Springs (just north of San Antonio on I-10). They are the best.

The folks at FASS and AirDog can probably anwwer those questions for you. I got a FASS because I researched lift pumps a few years ago and liked the quality, price, warranty and features. It fits my truck and needs just fine, and the filter choices are acceptable to me. I appreciate...

Mine has an HF6601 fuel filter on it, so I assume that it is the 150/150, correct?

15-17, mainly because I can't keep my freakin' foot out of it.

Cumminalong, I have the FASS 150 in my 2004.5 DMax. What filter do you recommend to replace the stock trash scree/separator?

Zoom in on the pic. Look at the size of those feet. And is that an adam's apple that I see? :eek:

If we don't get a response here, we might try the RV or General Towing sections in a day or two.

How is your suspension currently set up? Do you have traction bars? If IFS, be sure to drop the torsion bars down, sleeve the tie rods and maybe strap that centerlink.

4 low, third gear. Get as much weight up front as you can, staying within your class's weight limit. Also, make sure that you have a stout hitch, attached as far forward to the frame as possible. Make sure that the hitch height is at the highest allowable.

So how did they do it?