dirty830

ya when i have my ac on it causes it to bog down enough it pours out smoke trying to recover and it gets real old as im coasting to a stop im puffing a cloud of smoke out every few seconds or i can kill the ac and its not as exaggerated. im thinking about a momentary disconnect activated by the clutch.

i understand that but im looking for a way around it. if i disrupt the vss signal momentarily would that trick the ecu i was stopped and solve the issue?

valve lash is good. problem stops 100% if i go below ~10mph. seems to be computer related.

The bobbing when i come off throttle and truck is trying to idle is getting worse with the increased temperature outside and when i have my ac on when it revs up it blows quite a bit of smoke out. It stops when i get to a speed less than about 10mph. Question is could i break the vss line momentarily or ground it out to trick the ecm that i stopped and return to a normal idle?

What issues did it solve?

Your a freaking saint for waiting that long. I would of driven down there and seen Danny if I had to wait that long.

Ya I believe you gain a inch of lift if you remove the block when you do the shack flip. I rarely tow and sometimes haul a slide in camper so I'm mainly looking to improve my ride. Also about to try some thuren 3'' coils up front to even it out.

what all did you get?

Has anybody tried the rear shackle flip kit?

to much fuel coming off idle when your trying to ease into in from a dead stop at like 1-5% throttle.

Smoother but still touchy when going from a dead stop. I think me being so low under the stock fueling makes it hard because if I set it to level 0 it's way better but can get smokey.

That would be nice let me know if I can help. Taking off from a dead stop is a little tricky to not make my truck jump right off the line and make a big black puff.

Anything exciting?

Dave at dor gave me the run around for four months on some control arms. Nice gear and sad to say I will probably buy from them again but I would make it very clear with them up front about a realistic wait time or only order what they have in stock ready to ship.

@Me78569 any luck with the fix?