i really did search i promise, i just didnt find the specific info i am looking for. so sorry for you guys who see these posts all the time and get tired of the noobie Q's! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif[/img]
i read somewhere by someone reputable on this site that a superduty HPOP had to be from a certain year or you could get a pump that is no better than whats on the 94-97's now. is this true? am i gettin all the info? reason i ask is i have a pump i can buy but its off an earlier 1999. should i keep looking?
also, what exactly makes them different? is it the 'gearing' of the pump that makes them spin faster, pump harder?
If it's an early 99, keep shopping. Tom is correct. Make sure it's 99.5-03 (F81Z-9A543-CRM) and you'll have the right one. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smokin.gif[/img]
__________________ 95 F350 Crewcab4X4: TE Twin Turbo(BB fed by a Turbonetics TN76 from BWD), DDP BD Injectors, DIIC with custom stainless 3" piping, <span style="color: red">Terminator HPOS</span>, DI headstuds, BTS tranny, TruCool 40GVW cooler, <span style="color: blue">DP LIVE TUNED F5 with Extreme ICP!</span> , Custom fuel system, MagHytec diff cover.
01 F350 Regcab4X4: soon to be sold.
97 F350 Regcab4X4: Project(everything to make power).
I have been thinking about something as well. Does that pump have to have the hump in the rear cover? I bought my SD HPOP from dieselspecialists and got that part #. But the rear cover was not humped. Did I get screwed?
__________________ TheRubberDuck
1995 F350 Crew Cab 4x4 dually
Stage 2 DIY inj
RSB 140v IDM
Tymar Intake
DP Tuner 2 pos. chip w/custom switch
FPR Shim 70psi
3"dp to 4" straight piped to 5" Stacks
Hot Pedal
I miss you No.3
rubberducj my pump came from a late 99 with a flat cover but I removed the cover and it had a bushing instead of a bearing which is the only real positive way to tell if its a 17 degree pump. It also drives my AD splits much better than my 97's stock pump
__________________ 1997 F-350 CC LB 4x4 Auto, AD's, Chip, IC, 4Wh. Disk Brakes, and other stuff
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