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I guess i'm gonna have to bite the bullet and take it to ford.........
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like I said before, you can and prolly should test the hpop pressure before you install your stealth system..... (and after) you can use a mechanical guage that you temporarily mount through your hood and hold it down with you windshield wiper or hold it in your hand if you are sure its not gonna leak...... or you can also read it with a good diagnostic scanner while you drive down the road...... |
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It will still read higher HP minus the outside tires. The outside tires probably didn't even rub but it's a lot of excess wieght that a similarly equiped SRW truck wouldn't have. Think about the guys with similar mods and 37in tires if they went back to stock tires on the dyno they would pick up a few HP. Just something to consider, I still think for the mods it's a little low on the HP.
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