Bdukes55's Procharged 5.0
05-02-2014, 04:03 PM
#21
One thing that was simple but really confused me was undoing the damn clip that holds the fuel line to the rail. After I called Adrain over at MAK, I spoke to one his technicians on how to remove it. It's one of those things that after someone tells you how to do it and you figure it out you feel like a complete dumbass, but oh well!
05-02-2014, 04:09 PM
#22
Badass! Looking forward to your review. Thanks for the detailed write up!!
05-02-2014, 05:31 PM
#26
End of the Earth
Awesome! Make sure you get some videos when she's up and running.
One question, what made you say changing the plugs was a pain in the ***?
One question, what made you say changing the plugs was a pain in the ***?
05-02-2014, 09:33 PM
#27
While I've got a minute while I wait on my buddy to arrive with a 13mm deep well socket, kit has gone fairly smooth so far. In my opinion instructions could be slightly more detailed at parts but not bad overall.
Replacing the spark plugs was honestly a pain in the *** but nothing too complicated of course. After that, I removed the coolant tank and lines. Tried to catch a good bit of the coolant as I don't have a vacuum to suck it out with. Spilled a good bit, but oh well it doesn't really matter. Coolant lines were pretty straight forward.
One thing that was simple but really confused me was undoing the damn clip that holds the fuel line to the rail. After I called Adrain over at MAK, I spoke to one his technicians on how to remove it. It's one of those things that after someone tells you how to do it and you figure it out you feel like a complete dumbass, but oh well!
As soon as my buddy arrives the bracket and blower will finally go on! Will finally start looking good!
Replacing the spark plugs was honestly a pain in the *** but nothing too complicated of course. After that, I removed the coolant tank and lines. Tried to catch a good bit of the coolant as I don't have a vacuum to suck it out with. Spilled a good bit, but oh well it doesn't really matter. Coolant lines were pretty straight forward.
One thing that was simple but really confused me was undoing the damn clip that holds the fuel line to the rail. After I called Adrain over at MAK, I spoke to one his technicians on how to remove it. It's one of those things that after someone tells you how to do it and you figure it out you feel like a complete dumbass, but oh well!
As soon as my buddy arrives the bracket and blower will finally go on! Will finally start looking good!
Can't wait to see some videos of how this thing pulls!!!
Last edited by 01silverbullet; 05-02-2014 at 10:19 PM.
05-02-2014, 09:43 PM
#28
Well she is finished guys! And it sounds fantastic!! Thing is a monster. Taking it pretty easy on her right now though it's dark here but here are some of the best pictures I've got. May do a few pulls in a little bit. Already picked on a Tundra a few mins ago
