500 dollars and no idea
04-05-2005, 05:17 AM
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For the truck itself?... Ditch that Plastic Bedliner and get LIne-X or Rhino Lining for it. That would really sharpen up the back of the truck. Nice looking rig.
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04-05-2005, 01:54 PM
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Originally posted by 2500CTD
So how did you get the BOV to work?? My next mod after the FP is gonna be a MAD ECM.
So how did you get the BOV to work?? My next mod after the FP is gonna be a MAD ECM.
I added some pictures in my gallery so you can see the solinoid kit I have rigged up.
04-05-2005, 02:12 PM
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Seriously though... how's your steering??? Maybe you should spend it on something from here...
http://thurenfabrication.com/products.html
I've heard really good things about them and am considering the trackbar and the cross-over steering sometime down the road.
http://thurenfabrication.com/products.html
I've heard really good things about them and am considering the trackbar and the cross-over steering sometime down the road.
04-06-2005, 08:44 AM
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Slick ride! 
I like the that Idea of the BOV. Looks cool on the intake!
Building the trigger must of taken a bit of time to get right...
Nice job on it!
I like the that Idea of the BOV. Looks cool on the intake!
Building the trigger must of taken a bit of time to get right...
Nice job on it!
04-06-2005, 03:54 PM
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Originally posted by Mopar1973man
Slick ride!
I like the that Idea of the BOV. Looks cool on the intake!
Building the trigger must of taken a bit of time to get right... Nice job on it!
Slick ride!
I like the that Idea of the BOV. Looks cool on the intake!
Building the trigger must of taken a bit of time to get right...
Nice job on it!
I tried to time it with a micro switch on the throttle but "no dice." You can see it in one of the early bov pictures, but now its a trigger on the shifter. So at about 2600 rpm I push the button and as soon as it blows off, I shift. This gives it perfect timing.
(whooooooooooosh)P.s. the trigger is a special order from b/m. About 34 dollars.
JIM