I like everything neat and clean. I'm actually looking into putting a bulkhead plate inside the left frame rail, behind the cab. That way I can wire and plumb the entire back end of the truck and do the cab seperately. Then just trim up the airlines/wiring and just plug them in to the back end once the cab goes on. I'm all about doing everything easy and simple lol.
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I like all my wiring labelled
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I'm likely going to update to a modern relay and fuse panel. I'm thinking I'll colour code everything in the dash though and I'm actually working on sketching out a wiring schematic for how I want to wire the truck.
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Oh and that stupid SP switch is NOT going back on. Converting to full 12 volt system.
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How about making it a 24 or 36 volt set up. Just reduce back to 12 volt after the battery.
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Anybody know what I'd need to do to get these numbers? 465 would make this truck a rocket.
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I'm gonna bet camshaft, nozzles and timing. With the turbo options of today you may do a little better
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Not really wanting to spend big bucks to get there but if my cam is shot I think that'd be a real possibility. It'll be getting new injectors and possibly a new turbo though. -
Can anybody recommend a good degreaser that'll eat oil that's been caked on for like 15 years? Tried hot water pressure washer and super clean on it when I first pulled the cab and hood. Need to get it spotless for when I pull it all apart.
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