Working on my new/old tow Rig ;-)

So I guess I was not done with the Demo ;-)

Removed all the Wiring Harness ;-)
+ still going to remove some old speakers and wire ;-)

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Looking great Cisco can't wait to see it. X3 on hydro boost I can't imagine trying to stop a trailer behind my jeep flinstone style...

You mean like this? Poor Cisco!

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:D
 
Thanks! But I can't wait to see what cisco does with his....Those old ford crewcab's are sweet!


Well it is not going to look as nice and hot as your truck ;-)

Paint and Upholstery may be some time next year ;-)
 
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Looking good CK.:D I could watch you work for hours. Keep us updated, and maybe you will motivate me to do something.
 
Had a trip to the Motor Shop, going over specs and built ;-)
It going to be interior balance and some Dyno Tuning ;-)

All new interior parts and new headers, High performace Carb, New Intake, wires, Dist and all the good stuff ;-)

We are hoping for near 475 to 500 HP and 550 to 575 Torque @ 2500 to 2800 RPM ;-)

OOOOOOOOOO Yea Baby Muncho Power ;-)

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We are hoping for near 475 to 500 HP and 550 to 575 Torque @ 2500 to 2800 RPM ;-)

OOOOOOOOOO Yea Baby Muncho Power ;-)

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Thats some pretty good TQ, my 2008 F450 650 @ 2K, 350 @ 3K. I want the newer ones, 800 MAX. When ur pulling 22K biggest struggle is off the starting line & 6+% grades.

Tell me how to get that out of our 900XPs next. ;)
 
Compadre those numbers are sick.

It made me decided to check and see what a diesel can do.

<table align="center" border="0" cellspacing="5" width="463"><tbody><tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#000336" valign="top">Years Produced:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c">1994.5 - 2003 model years
</td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#000336" valign="top" width="142">
Displacement:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c" width="311"> 444 cubic inches, 7.3 liters
</td></tr></tbody></table>
<table align="center" border="0" cellspacing="5" width="463"><tbody><tr><td bgcolor="#000336" valign="top">
Horsepower (peak)*:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c" valign="top">275 HP @ 2,800 RPM
</td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#000336" valign="top">
Torque (peak)*:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c">525 lb-ft @ 1,600 RPM
</td></tr></tbody></table>
This makes your numbers more impressive.

Had a trip to the Motor Shop, going over specs and built ;-)
It going to be interior balance and some Dyno Tuning ;-)

All new interior parts and new headers, High performace Carb, New Intake, wires, Dist and all the good stuff ;-)

We are hoping for near 475 to 500 HP and 550 to 575 Torque @ 2500 to 2800 RPM ;-)

OOOOOOOOOO Yea Baby Muncho Power ;-)

IMG_0652.jpg
 
Compadre those numbers are sick.

It made me decided to check and see what a diesel can do.

<table align="center" border="0" cellspacing="5" width="463"><tbody><tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#000336" valign="top">Years Produced:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c">1994.5 - 2003 model years
</td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#000336" valign="top" width="142">
Displacement:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c" width="311"> 444 cubic inches, 7.3 liters
</td></tr></tbody></table>
<table align="center" border="0" cellspacing="5" width="463"><tbody><tr><td bgcolor="#000336" valign="top">
Horsepower (peak)*:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c" valign="top">275 HP @ 2,800 RPM
</td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#000336" valign="top">
Torque (peak)*:
</td> <td bgcolor="#0c0c0c">525 lb-ft @ 1,600 RPM
</td></tr></tbody></table>
This makes your numbers more impressive.


our little 7.3's aren't about the hp rating, its about to torque, with the banks kit i think I'm between 600-700 not exactly sure tho but. ya

DANG cisco thats going to be one monster baby can't wait to see what it can pull, I'm thinking moho+th+big rig all pulled by little yellow :D
 
But Papa Bear is correct....with gas prices soaring is about higher torque-to-RPM ratio's and fuel efficiency, more torque @ low RPM cost less in the long run....you can drop TQ on the curve by running smaller diameter tires too. A carb will never burn stoichoimentric like closed loop EFI not to mention dyno tuning, throttle response $ the way the power comes on, fault finding, etc. Diesel prices are not far from gas, whats impressive is keeping gas money in your wallet.

Hope you got a good tranny and drive train too Cisco. :) I put a chip in an ol Dodge diesel kept blowing my flex plate twice in a year, very expensive! I thought about pushing mine but dont want problems.

My .02.
 
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Just finish with all the part spec's ;-)

Parts will be coming in in the next week will take pic's of all the goodies ;-)

No FE, I don't want any computer we are going the old fashion way, I can fix it on the trail type of Truck ;-)

Here a pic of the Holley 770 CFM Four Barrel Carburetor ;-)

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