Heavyd1980

Thanks Buddy!!!

Sweet thank you Jim I will have to look into one of these!

Welcome and Merry Christmas David!!! You are in the right place for help for your Cummins this is the most helpful and repsonsive site i have ever seen or been a part of!!!

well i stand corrected it sounds like they do have about a 8-10 gallon reserve!!!

What is the install like on that superlift box, and wow ive never heard of a tire shop not wanting to install tires no matter what the dor sticker says??

i may be wrong here but 8 gallons seems like its a little large for a reserve?!?

badass man!!! those are gonna look nice:hyper:

right what i meant by that was the correct mileage since 315/75-16 are what im running and 245/75-16 is the stock size that came on my truck!!!

wow this is huge now! hard to keep up but doing my best to cant wait to see what comes next:shrug: --- Update to the previous post...

Man Mopar you are one smart cat. you must have a whole lot of time to devote to all these wonderful findings and boy im glad you do!!!! keep up the good work and thank you.

got it thank you for your patience and time Mopar!!!

so i install the snubber into my existing fuel pressure tee and then the fuel sender/sensor into the snubber correct??? do you happen to have a part number for the above pic, or would i just find it at jegs, summit, etc??? http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ATM-3279/ found it not too bad of a price only 18 bucks!!!

do you happen to have a pic of a snubber install?

ok so before i install a needle valve i have to ask the question does this not cut off flow to the injection pump??? this is a restriction in the system correct??? and what does a snubber line install consist of/look like???

yeah i need to replace the one on the drivers side mine is tore about 12 inches along the top:banghead:

Yes those are pretty pricey!!!

oh i see, what i did was just capped off the wastegate with the help of my good friend White:thumb1: but thank you for the answer though.

well im sorry to hear that but I think you will be happy with your decision. Toyota's are great vechiles and last a very very long time. good luck

man thats awesome to hear man!!! congrats cant wait to hear some more info about the drive and what not:thumb1:

Ah ha the only other one that i knew of was in fredonia!!! thanks White

yes dont be afraid these are the most helpful bunches of guys out there:cool:

just rolled 180k on my 1998.5 24v 4wd!!!

ok so what is the j-hook for???

thats awesome White :hyper:cant wait until mine will do that