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Old 09-30-2017, 01:22 PM
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I've been told I need them and also told by tuners and shops that they have never seen them fail. So...... there's your answer.
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Originally Posted by TI 3VOM
I've been told I need them and also told by tuners and shops that they have never seen them fail. So...... there's your answer.
That is what I am talking about. They say change the OPG but there is no evidence of failures on the F150. Who knows.

It is my understanding that they are turning the Mustangs to a higher RPM which could be the cause along with high HP.

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Originally Posted by LTNBOLT
I have heard a lot of talk about OPGs on the F150 but I don't recall a failure on the trucks. Let me know if you know of someone who has had a failure on the F150.
If you aren't raising the rev limiter, they really aren't needed on the F-150's, however I'm spinning mine 7300ish and decided to do them, as well as the crank sprocket, and a balancer just in case...


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