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I am amazed
Today I had an 10 plate, 3k springs, AFE intake, MBRP 4 inch straight, timing bumped to 16, and gauges. The plate is in stock position and the truck pulls insanely hard. Cousin Billy (the mechanic) said there is another 60 horse left in the plate when a clutch and air are no longer an issue. He did all this and adjusted the vavles and did fluids and filters and killed the KDP in about 6 and a half hours I was really impressed. But I have definately been bitten
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i need to know how tough is a valve adjustment? i have the instructions to do it, just not the know how nor the tools... Glad to see ur happy with ur CTD!
Tx
i need to know how tough is a valve adjustment? i have the instructions to do it, just not the know how nor the tools... Glad to see ur happy with ur CTD!
Tx
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TX,
The valves are easy to adjust. All you need is the right size wrech to back off the jam nut, a stubby flat blade, and a set of feeler gauges. Under $10 in tools if you buy cheapos.
The valves are easy to adjust. All you need is the right size wrech to back off the jam nut, a stubby flat blade, and a set of feeler gauges. Under $10 in tools if you buy cheapos.
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yes he did it all in 6 and a half hours, it was 10:00 when I got there and as soon as I pulled in the garage he started doing guages, then valves then timing then plate springs kdp exhaust intake fluids filters and a test drive he got the springs adjusted right the first time in and all he had to do was adjust the idle a little. He also took me for a ride in his truck whick has a zero plate 370's head work a cam hx40 southbend fe and dual six inch staks it was fun. But you can check him out or talk to him on the kydtr site his name is cousin Billy and I was more than impressed with his work.
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Yes he does, but my next step will be a clutch probably a south bend ofe, the a turbo I was thinking a htb2 and some 370's how does that combo sound to you guys and what is that turbo based off of?
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wana12v,
PLEASE say it ain't so you didn't let "Cousin Billy" touch that truck did you!!!!!!!!! Just kidding one of the best and very very good to his customers, you're fortunate he's close to you!!!
Mark @ DPPI
PLEASE say it ain't so you didn't let "Cousin Billy" touch that truck did you!!!!!!!!! Just kidding one of the best and very very good to his customers, you're fortunate he's close to you!!!
Mark @ DPPI
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I REALLY THINK IT ALL DEPENDS HOW MUCH $$$$ YOU WANT TO SPEND. 1 MOD. BECOMES 2,3,4,ETC.I SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THAT
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