My 6.0 has 60psi at idle when at WOT it drops to around 45-50psi. It has a blue spring kit already. I have a little bit of a power loss at WOT. How low can my fuel pressure drop before I need to replace my lift pump ?
I don’t know if I’m lucky but I did mine without a drop of heat, loosened them with my M12 ratchet and they came out fine, I rethreaded the bolt in and hit it to get the bottoms to separate.
This is probably the best video ive seen to swap these cab mounts for a diy-er. Been debating doing this for a while now but after watching this i think im going to order some from s&b. Just to clarify, if i decide not to swap the front ones out, ill still need to loosen those bolts if not remove them before jacking the cab up?
This is an excellent video, thank you sir 👍😁
You need AC in your shop. Maybe you could fix my truck and I could put AC in your shop ?
My 6.0 has 60psi at idle when at WOT it drops to around 45-50psi. It has a blue spring kit already. I have a little bit of a power loss at WOT. How low can my fuel pressure drop before I need to replace my lift pump ?
What tire and lift setup are you running on her truck looks nice
Reverse leveled with 22x14 American Force Flux and 305/45 Nitto 420s
I don’t know if I’m lucky but I did mine without a drop of heat, loosened them with my M12 ratchet and they came out fine, I rethreaded the bolt in and hit it to get the bottoms to separate.
I’ve done a few over the years that just come right out but lord when you get that one that doesn’t, no fun.
Hey, there’s my 04 blk/orng Harley truck in the background.
where did you get the billet grille emblem?
Plenty of space back there to fit a saxaphone, eh?
This is probably the best video ive seen to swap these cab mounts for a diy-er. Been debating doing this for a while now but after watching this i think im going to order some from s&b. Just to clarify, if i decide not to swap the front ones out, ill still need to loosen those bolts if not remove them before jacking the cab up?
Thank you! And correct just loosen them all the way up.