The crown and pinion can be bought as a kit that includes bearings, seal and crush sleave. If you are looking for a rebuild kit without the gears you likely will have to order parts separately
I am not sure why, and I am sure it would probably be fine to rebuild it with the smaller one. The rollers are essentially 1/3 smaller on the inner pinion is all. My thought process was that it lasted quite a few miles with the original bearing so why not put the same thing back in.
The oem rebuild kit is pretty cheap, all bearings are timken anyways if i recall correctly. If you are just doing bearings I would source from a bearing place, if you are doing it all just get the whole kit from ford. The only thing I don’t like about the ford kit is the one pinion bearing they...
Purely guessing until you have the codes. The guys having problems are guys that are just throwing parts at it and not actually diagnosing it. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you dont.
I agree with Guy on this one, if the adapters were a restriction to begin with you would see gains. But if the downpipes or any part of the exhaust are still the same diameter as the original adapters (i dont know whether they are or not) you gain zero.
I don’t think you can really compare Whipple’s baseline to your truck. As they said the testing was done in 100 degree ambient and there is all kinds of info out there showing that back to back repeatable dyno results vary quite a bit for multiple reasons on these engines.
Anyone can purchase the Tomahawk tool, but at anytime, you can send in for a free update.
I assumed a guy could buy it, I guess I was hoping since we paid the full retail price we might see some compassionate pricing or better yet free! Haha
So is there any chance for those of us that bought before the group buy and had to send our pcm in, to get a tomohawk from Whipple in order to update the tune to the latest and greatest? Hint hint Mr. Whipple...
Thanks guys, I had powder mountain on my for sure list already after searching average snowfall. bfr thanks for the detailed write up. This info is much appreciated!
I will be heading down to Raptor Assault in March and thought I would make a snowboard trip out of it. Can anybody recommend some good ski hills along the way? I will be travelling down the I15 and don’t mind going out of my way a bit if it is worth it.
I run the svc adjustable bump stop setup on my gen 1. I don’t tow as often as I used to but when I do I crank the pressure up to 350 in the bumps. I tow 8000lb trailers and have never had any issues. I believe svc also markets their setup to be used as overloads like rpg does.
Title says it all, if you are running deaver or wsi what kind of life are you getting from these springs? I have had the wsi on for around 100k miles, they could probably use a re arch at this point.
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