Unreal Summit

When I get this done I am gonna have to get a tune from you

I ended up get a CSF brand from Amazon. Works amazing so far!

I know they say timing is what pushes head gaskets out but I don't want to chance it with the slightly bigger turbo.

Thank you! I am gonna go for it.

That makes sense! Thank you! You like the one by one method?

Where at did you place the board? Is there a plug you can take out as well or no?

Going to be putting headstuds in this week coming up. Any advice? Easy way to get the back head bolt out and stud in? Anyone against the one by one method?? Any advice at all is welcome.

Sprung a leak from the plastic part of the radiator yesterday. What's the best replacement? Stock oem? CSF brand? I don't want to spend 800 bucks for mishimoto.

Sooo now my radiator is leaking. What's a good buy for one that y'all have a good experience with

Thank you!

Understood. I bought these in 2020. Maybe 30,000 miles. Should I request higher pop like 320 or just go with 310?

I really thought I would get more life out of these injectors not a lot of miles. I think I'll go with @dieselautopower 7*10 next time. Might try the higher pop pressure too. Guess that's just something I will live with on the low stall that makes sense for sure! Thank you for you help. I knew something was up. I'll keep driving until it drops more.

Engine load was 4-7% ducky 7x.09 maybe 2 years old. Also idk if it's related or not but if I let my truck sit all night and start it the next day it will die when I pull it into gear unless I let it warm up for a while when it's cold outside. I can get around this by starting the truck and immediately putting it into gear. Triple disc torque converter

Drove my truck this morning and just happened to look at the idle speed when I got to work. It was at 822-825. The coolant temp had gotten hot enough to open the tstat. However at the time my temps were showing 180ish. So would this be a reason why it's idling a little higher than normal? Idk why i pay so much attention to my gauges but I guess it's a good and bad thing 😆

That's super helpful too! This sire's always been a huge help! You have as well!