noticed some people have a gauge threaded into their FPR were you check the preasure with a tire gauge. my question is what type of gauge do i need to buy for this is it a special fuel preasure gauge or will just an air preasure gauge? this would be real handy plus who dosen't love gauges [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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1996 psd reg cab f-350 xlt 4X4 automatic, w/4:10LS, downpipe, 3" exahust, never even saw the cat, dieselsite.com 6pos. chip with high idle, home made tymar air filter system, gauge pod with autometer ultra lite gauges (trans,pyro,boost), shimmed fpr, tru-cool 4590 tranny cooler
not inside but permenently under the hood so all i hvae to do is pop the hood and take a look.
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1996 psd reg cab f-350 xlt 4X4 automatic, w/4:10LS, downpipe, 3" exahust, never even saw the cat, dieselsite.com 6pos. chip with high idle, home made tymar air filter system, gauge pod with autometer ultra lite gauges (trans,pyro,boost), shimmed fpr, tru-cool 4590 tranny cooler
I'm going with a fuel pressure isolator from Diesel Manor and a 100 psi liquid filled Autometer Pro Comp gauge in the cab
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Mine: 91 F250 Reg Cab 4x4 5spd 7.3IDI 4.10LS 145,000 miles. Banks Sidewinder 92 D60 F axle w 97 brakes and Powerlock. Lift: about 4" over stock 250. 33x12.50x16.5 Pro Comp MTs Magnaflow 12" muffler. Sees dirt everyday. Used to haul hay, wood, feed cows, check fence.
Hers: 96F250 CCSB 7.3 PSD 4x4 5spd 3.55 LS 190,000 miles. Puchased 7/03, Looked for a 5spd CCSB for a year!Dana 60 front axle, at stock F350 height (for now) Energy Poly bushings, Bilsteins, 305/70/16 Pro Comps on 16x10 Weld Outbacks, AFE Pro7,TYMAR 3x3.5x4 downpipe,TYMAR 5" straightpipe, gutted EBV, IH Non EBV pedistal,New Alliant AC Injectors,(stage 1)Cal reg kit, SBC Con O clutch, permenent clutch bushing fix, AC mod with a different twist, AMP Powersteps with custom brackets and wiring(one of 2 OBS trucks with them according to AMP) Line of Fire. Sees dirt everyday.
My Company pickup: 86 F250 6.9 C6 320,000 miles Co trucks 5 89 to 94 IDI's, plus about 50 more diesels.
Diesel Mechanic 28 yrs
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1996 psd reg cab f-350 xlt 4X4 automatic, w/4:10LS, downpipe, 3" exahust, never even saw the cat, dieselsite.com 6pos. chip with high idle, home made tymar air filter system, gauge pod with autometer ultra lite gauges (trans,pyro,boost), shimmed fpr, tru-cool 4590 tranny cooler
garbage, will the isolator handle the constant pulsing that beats the hell out of all the gauges screwed into the schrader valve? if so you are on the right track! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]
Dayum....don't show me THAT truck. It is just SICK how clean it is!
That is a great way to have a gauge if you don't want it in the cab or on the cowl. I'm thinking Harley oil pressure gauge???
Kind of hard to check fuel PSI under load though....hence why mines going inside.
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Mine: 91 F250 Reg Cab 4x4 5spd 7.3IDI 4.10LS 145,000 miles. Banks Sidewinder 92 D60 F axle w 97 brakes and Powerlock. Lift: about 4" over stock 250. 33x12.50x16.5 Pro Comp MTs Magnaflow 12" muffler. Sees dirt everyday. Used to haul hay, wood, feed cows, check fence.
Hers: 96F250 CCSB 7.3 PSD 4x4 5spd 3.55 LS 190,000 miles. Puchased 7/03, Looked for a 5spd CCSB for a year!Dana 60 front axle, at stock F350 height (for now) Energy Poly bushings, Bilsteins, 305/70/16 Pro Comps on 16x10 Weld Outbacks, AFE Pro7,TYMAR 3x3.5x4 downpipe,TYMAR 5" straightpipe, gutted EBV, IH Non EBV pedistal,New Alliant AC Injectors,(stage 1)Cal reg kit, SBC Con O clutch, permenent clutch bushing fix, AC mod with a different twist, AMP Powersteps with custom brackets and wiring(one of 2 OBS trucks with them according to AMP) Line of Fire. Sees dirt everyday.
My Company pickup: 86 F250 6.9 C6 320,000 miles Co trucks 5 89 to 94 IDI's, plus about 50 more diesels.
Diesel Mechanic 28 yrs
so a harly gauge hu bet that'll cost a pretty penny any other ideas. what he has is exactly what i'm talking about
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1996 psd reg cab f-350 xlt 4X4 automatic, w/4:10LS, downpipe, 3" exahust, never even saw the cat, dieselsite.com 6pos. chip with high idle, home made tymar air filter system, gauge pod with autometer ultra lite gauges (trans,pyro,boost), shimmed fpr, tru-cool 4590 tranny cooler
ya i want to be sure its not gonna blow apart going down the road and leave me stranded before i insatll somthing.
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1996 psd reg cab f-350 xlt 4X4 automatic, w/4:10LS, downpipe, 3" exahust, never even saw the cat, dieselsite.com 6pos. chip with high idle, home made tymar air filter system, gauge pod with autometer ultra lite gauges (trans,pyro,boost), shimmed fpr, tru-cool 4590 tranny cooler
Hey guys, that gauge on mine is from Summit Rac. Only cost something like 20 bucks.I put it on an elbow so I can see it better.I've been wondering how long it's gonna last.Anyway,I'd like to have one up on the cowl that I could see under load but,hey 20 bucks!
Brian
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95 F350 CC XLT,bought new as 2x Dually,owner converted to 4x4,open intake,SD IC,1.0 Housing,Pedestal Mod,Gutted EBPV,dp,5"no muff, Baumann TCS controlled e4od,"I LOVE that thing"!,Baumann VB kit,UCC Custom Billet T/C-VERY low stall speed,Mag-Hytec pan,dual True-Cools,remote filter,3 pos.T/C lock-up switch w/LED,Elec.fans on trans.& engine w/Derale adj.stats,Gauges,Kingpin D60 w/Lock Right,Detroit Locker in the 10.25,4.88s,4" Nat. springs w/ORU-SRK in fr.,crossover steering,10" Atlas springs in rear-no blocks!,Bilstein 5100s,38" PJ Dirt Grips on 16x12" M/T Classic Locks w/Centramatic balancers,Warn hubs,Powerslot rotors,Hawk pads,Can-Back canvas top.
a feul preasure gauge from summit is easy enough [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] thanks guys
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1996 psd reg cab f-350 xlt 4X4 automatic, w/4:10LS, downpipe, 3" exahust, never even saw the cat, dieselsite.com 6pos. chip with high idle, home made tymar air filter system, gauge pod with autometer ultra lite gauges (trans,pyro,boost), shimmed fpr, tru-cool 4590 tranny cooler
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