The White devil
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Man i gottq tell you, you are a better man than i. I dont know what u actually paid for the truck but if it was around his asking price..... Anyway my hats off to you sir and imwish u the best of lick with the old girl.
On a positive note you will KNOW the work you have done and have had done for you is correct in every way. Keep up the great work
On a positive note you will KNOW the work you have done and have had done for you is correct in every way. Keep up the great work
I like that alot. How did you get that much clearance between the ic and radiator
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Ahhhh. I need to put a better aux trans cooler in so your setup spiked my interest especially when you said you dropped 30-40*.
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Cooler lines will see around 125psi with a trans running high line pressure. Those push lock fittings are plenty sufficient. The more that hose expands under pressure, the harder it grabs the fittings.
I wouldn't trust them. Stock pressure can spike to over 200 psi in the lines. he is running over 300 psi with no knock down which means the converter clutches see that pressure. Converter out fluid goes directly to cooler.
Be interesting to see what the pressure is entering the coolers and exiting the second cooler. Bet there is a pressure drop. If so, that means pressure can build up at the first cooler and pop the line. Just a thought.
Well I finally got around to fixing the oil leak from the turbo drains, and was not too pleased with what I found.... what a half ass job.
Original oil leak
Bottom fitting was screwed in far enough, the top was not in more than one turn, and was covered in epoxy. I actually thought I broke it off when I unscrewed it, because I didn't go one rotation and it fell off.
So I got to scrape all that off, tap the top hole, and reinstall. Thanks again dickhead. Hopefully it won't leak this time.
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Original oil leak
Bottom fitting was screwed in far enough, the top was not in more than one turn, and was covered in epoxy. I actually thought I broke it off when I unscrewed it, because I didn't go one rotation and it fell off.
So I got to scrape all that off, tap the top hole, and reinstall. Thanks again dickhead. Hopefully it won't leak this time.
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The patience of Job buddy! Sheesh!!
Reckon why the top one just wasn't screwed in far enough??? Regardless, it looks good now! :thumb:
Reckon why the top one just wasn't screwed in far enough??? Regardless, it looks good now! :thumb:
I think it's more than just laziness, also looks like a lack of understanding how these types of things work.
I once bought some nitrous parts from someone who I thought was fairly knowledgeable... they had teflon tape on both the pipe thread end and the AN end of several fittings. I couldn't believe what I was seeing
I once bought some nitrous parts from someone who I thought was fairly knowledgeable... they had teflon tape on both the pipe thread end and the AN end of several fittings. I couldn't believe what I was seeing