New guy to this forum with 2000 f150

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  1. 2thousand5four

    2thousand5four Full Access Member

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    And my stock engine let go today. Pretty sure the head gasket went

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    Roush PSD Interceptor 7.3L Straight Piped Diesel

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    Why oh why could it not hold
    on just a while longer ???

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    For real lol just needed 2 more weeks. Anyways, fuel pump is dropped, engine harness is pulled, radiator pulled, exhaust pulled, intake pulled, and I'm sure I'm missing stuff it you get the point. All that's left is to pull the transmission and unbolt the motor mounts and it should be on its way out [​IMG][​IMG]

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    I have 3 pairs of led fog lights by OPT7.
    The projection headlights work amazing with these bulbs. The fog lights not so much, but anyway. Way to bright for fog lights.
    Installation: Very simple, took about 2 minutes. ;)
    I would definitely recommend these lights to everyone looking for an upgrade...
     
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    Headers are here, transmission Remote filter is here, heat exchanger and IC pump is here, mid pipes are on the way, mufflers are on there way, fuel pumps are on the way, and the torque converter is on its way. Just have to get 2 more resonators to run in the place of cats and decide between an H pipe or X pipe. I'm thinking H just because of the sound

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    Roush PSD Interceptor 7.3L Straight Piped Diesel

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    I'd think X pipe would have better performance vs sound.

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    Yeah I ended up going with an X.

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    Actually watched a dyno test of h pipe vs x pipe vs straight pipe, less than 5 hp between them. Just go with what fits best

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    Yeah I figured there wasn't much of a performance difference. I like how an H sounds but an X was cheaper and easier to fit so I just went with that

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    I'm trying to figure out how I want to attach the mid pipes to the collectors. I'm thinking v band clamps

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