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Correct me if I am wrong. So if I have airshift I need not buy the $500.00 lockout hubs I was looking at and larger tires are ok to run on pavement with the airshift disengaged.
Thanks for all the info .
What thought?. Are we supposed to think before we post?.
I was wondering if anyone has super singled the front only before and I see that someone prior to me has thought of this. Sure makes 'em look better.
Never checked boost or EGT #s but think I might get some gauges , actually looked at some Westach gauges this morning. Fuel tank says diesel only.That should have been a clue.
I was looking around to see where the engine leaks are all coming from tonight and I found this plastic line behind where you would turn up the fuel. It is kinked closed and just goes in a loop to the other side of the brass fitting?
The truck runs fine, I don't know what this hose does. I do...
Thanks for the quick replies guys. I will now remove the tee arrangement and plug the original vent line at the original tee on the frame with an inverted flare plug. I will then procede as Ferro did on his install.
Thanks again for the input.
Once again I over engineered a project, I have to...
I put a tee in the master cylinder cap and re attached the original vent metal line. The other side goes to my new remote reservoir. I see that that small original vent line attaches to a large tee and then goes to the booster. My questions are:
1. Is there vacuum or pressure or nothing in that...
Maybe a device you could leave mounted that would only be activated when stuck (centrifugal force would expand or open the paddle lugs. Of course rpm above road speeds, spinning tires, would have to be reached to activate and expand the lugs.