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Old 04-23-2007, 01:29 PM   #46 (permalink)
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Re: FAQ: Popular Modifications You Might See Referenced on the Forum

Thanks. Yes its a 7.3. With the "Breather housing" On the left cover, and I found the pics of the mod so now Im feeling rather noobish.... Heh..
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I didnt see the chrome badge (acetone) trick. Dont buy chrome badges when they are already on your truck! Tape off outside of the stock badges to protect paint. Soak a rag with nailpolish remover, or acetone. Spend an hour or two wiping away the black paint on your fender and door badges. The finished product is a chromed badge. Just like the one you can buy. I used Q-Tips on the door badge to get in-between the small lettering.
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Re: FAQ: Popular Modifications You Might See Referenced on the Forum

I think its time we add the A/C mod in here:

http://forums.thedieselstop.com/ubbthrea...e=0#Post3448351
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what are the best ways to make my 7.3 smoke
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Yeh guys I did the Ic foil wrap mod and I was wondering anyone else did it how did they get all the old insulation off the pipe. Thanks
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Yeh guys I did the Ic foil wrap mod and I was wondering anyone else did it how did they get all the old insulation off the pipe. Thanks
i did this mod to my truck you just peel it off as best as you can then i used 2 cans of brake cleaner and a wire brush to get the rest of off i ended up polishing both tubes when i was done hope this helps you
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The cold a/c mod seems to have a bad link...
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