flyin6 wrote:
BTW, that lift pump and line fit perfectly, I installed it already along with the renewed fuel system
good to hear.
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flyin6 wrote:
BTW, that lift pump and line fit perfectly, I installed it already along with the renewed fuel system
Ive been following this truck for a while. I love it. I dont think its recommended to use an acid etch over any kind of chem strip because the chem strip screws with the chemical bond of the acid etch primer. I think you can use a metal prep to help prevent this but i would use epoxy over steel sanded with 40 grit and then top coat with a 2 part urathane primer for the best results. The epoxy uses a mechanical bond. PPG has an epoxy with some sort of acid etch so i believe it can use a chemical or mechanical or both.Got the bed back from the chem stripper
primed it with Acid etching primer and sprayed epoxy over that
dodgebullit wrote:Ive been following this truck for a while. I love it. I dont think its recommended to use an acid etch over any kind of chem strip because the chem strip screws with the chemical bond of the acid etch primer. I think you can use a metal prep to help prevent this but i would use epoxy over steel sanded with 40 grit and then top coat with a 2 part urathane primer for the best results. The epoxy uses a mechanical bond. PPG has an epoxy with some sort of acid etch so i believe it can use a chemical or mechanical or both.Got the bed back from the chem stripper
primed it with Acid etching primer and sprayed epoxy over that
dodgebullit wrote:You'll know if it didn't hold properly if when you sanded it didn't feather well on the edge of the acid etch to the steel.
dodgebullit wrote:I don't mean to turn this into a body work thread but im curious. What kind of bedliner are you using im working on a coworkers truck and he just wants the rough finish on the rocker panels and then top coated with base and clear. I know they sell a few different aplications. Im looking for something i can spray with some sort of gun.
RCCUMMINS89 wrote:I can be reached at any time (I prefer not after about 5pm pst, family time). But, the business line is my cell phone. It is hunting season....therefore if I do not pick up, I will call back shortly.
However.............weight vs hp/tq ratio is what makes the 1st gen trucks pretty sweet. A 300rwhp 1st gen feels like hell on wheels.
At that 325....I'm including all the "normal stuff" like fuel pin, gov spring, pump tuning, etc.
If one used the mechanical pump, that would be all you would need. No NEED for an electrical pump on a ve pump Cummins unless one plans on big numbers (p.s. no one has broken 500rwhp on a 12mm ve pump on fuel only yet).
As far as a new turbo....... it's not necessary.
It's just the 60/14 upgrades fall a little short of an he351cw (take off turbo off a cr dodge), which falls a little short on the super b.
Oh, and I'm not one to push new turbos on our trucks to say they need it. The hp number in my signature was done on an he351cw and stock injectors that had some love done to it.
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