Recent content by Agitated

That's why I stated "tell them your application."

I'm guessing he means these claims are poop. I agree that 3 out of the 4 claims are poop, hahaha!

It isn't a glass pack. There's nothing to break in on a stock exhaust. You are probably just getting used to it.

Do not use a solvent and do not use a die. Either use a wire wheel on a drill or dremel, or a thread chaser. A die removes material. A thread chaser cleans it up.

The whole differential has to be swapped out. Which may actually be easier than setting up gears anyway.

I dont have that issue because i dont let anyone eat or drink in my drink. Especially kids and women.

To answer your question, it did absolutely nothing to affect the 7-8 hunting. It may actually be worse because the throttle is touchy. I just lock out 8th gear now and get on with it.

There are no less than 10 monster threads on this subject.

If you call the tire manufacturer, tell them your application, they will give you a tailored pressure recommendation. Having said that, Falken told me 44psi. I tried it, the ride was tough and they still felt over inflated. I started using the factory pressure of 36psi and it worked for me...

I need more seat time to give a good answer on that.

I am not much of a writer and I am a tough nut to crack. I do not believe in gimmicks, air filters, and minor bolt on things because I know better. Other than big hardware, reflashing, and power adders I won't talk too much about power increases. So that I'm taking the time to write a bit...

Just wondering. Something to think about if you did and then post up that you've added a tuning device or some other modification. Wonder if ramcares is keeping track. Paranoid conspiracy? I'm not but I know some people can get that way.

A 0 offset will still keep the tires under the fender lip, right at the edge. The factory wheel offset may cause tire rubbing and will be more sunk in. A negative offset will have your tires sticking out and look...well, I guess to each his own. But that look is a bit trashy for my tastes...

I have never seen a happier dog than the ones i see in the back of a truck bed. As for temperature, that never seems to bother them except in extreme days. They are animals and survive outside after all. As for in the truck, an old sleeping bag is about the best idea.

Then you most likely have a wire pinned in the wrong place. The wires you remove will be the same exact color as the replacement.