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| 6.4L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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REMOVING cab what should i do???!
i will be removing the cab to do my full egr delete and i was wondering when the cab is off what should i check look at or see while i have the motor exposed? i am doing this mod and a tuner, intercooler pipe, cfm+, and a air intake i am aiming for reliability on this motor because it will be pulling alot since its our 550, what else should i look at or see when the cab is off?
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Are you going to do head studs?
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i was thinking about it but thats more time/money. i thought the stock head studs were actually decent?
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Head studs are cheap insurance in my opinion. It's your truck though.
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how many miles on the the truck?
from what i hear, 6.4s rarely blow headgaskets but studs are good insurance.... if you're gonna run a really hot tune it might be a good idea if you're going for studs since your already there i'd put in a high pressure pump gasket and reseal the injectors too. otherwise i wouldn't dig too deep looking for problems. depending on the mileage i'd give the rocker arms a good look too also if you've never worked on a 6.4 you're in for a real treat
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I wouldnt bother with studs unless your gonna be running race tunes which i doubt since its an F550. I highly recommend the Spartan 210 tow tune also..
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On a 550, I would pop off the water pump while in there and check for cavitation.
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wow! thanks for all the replys and yes this is the first time on a 6.4l
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good advice there! i completely forgot the 450s and 550s are much more prone to cavitating the front covers. it is very easy to pull the water pump. definitely have a look behind there and post a pic too so we can see what it's looking like
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