Yes Lost Mind is the only good excuse I have for the high dollar parts I used with the minimal cost of everything else.:bang
Just couldn't resist the Staxx Clamp or the Rain Cap. Although the rain cap has turned out to be very useful. Works perfect and never any soot after rain. The clamp I could have made from scrap in the garage and would have been just as functional and looked ok. But I have no will power or common sense sometimes, especially late at night after a "few" beers, a credit card and the Internet. LOL LOL
What the hell is your problem?
Here are some pitures of my home made stack. Just flex pipe 90deg elbo clamps 5" tubing
Here is a pic of it.
Thanks!!!Although your old setup was unique, and I'm all for being different, this is a nice improvement. I really like your bracket to hold the stack. Thats sharp!
Is that an Italian flag on the tailgate? Right on man represent!
Thanks!!!
You know it!!!!!! Good eye
Start with these parts:
Start with these parts:
Some cutting, fabricating and plumbing:
End up with this:
Add a Bling, Bling Rain Cap and done:
Then you paint the Bling, Bling Rain Cap Black::doh:
Where did you get this piece at?
ramctd did you ever get your Silver Bullet on yet? How do you like it?
Yes, I picked the truck up last Friday night with the Silver Bullet on it. Then on the way home the APPS went south. That was an expensive Saturday morning.
I have not had any real full run time yet, might go to the track tonight or Sunday and see how it does.
First impressions are mixed. It definitely runs hotter on the low end and so far on the top end also. It does seem to spool a little quicker, that is if I have the fueling turned up. Hard to figure how it can spool quicker and be hotter, but that what I see so far.
If it performs on the track I can live with the DD quirks. I do not think I could tow heavy with this turbo, I could with the SPS66. It was not the best for towing, but ok. From what I have seen so far with the Silver Bullet, I would never be able to run in OD with a load.