2006 Superduty Urban assault vehicle

153624

Observer
Cab is back down. Still some jibblets and clean up left to do. Couple pipes fit up the clutch. Some wiring. Loads of clearance on the heater core for the twins.


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Very nice all around!

Is the front gear/timing cover for a 12V or 24V? I've only ever seen the billet cover with removable front crank seal for 12Vs, at least listed that way.

You probably already know this, but P-pumped 24V can take A LOT more timing than a 12V.
 

153624

Observer
Thanks bud. The gear train and gear case and cover is 12v. It's a removable seal ring as well. I've got an adjustable pump gear set at 22* injectors pretty big too.

This is pretty early on. I had another relief cut in the cover for the air compressor gear snout.
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Had to machine this out and get a new cover made to cover the aux drive.
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153624

Observer
Thanks guys. I've never seen destroked badges. What do they look like? On their website I imagine?
 

Fool Injected

New member
Great specs and attention to detail on your build. Looking forward to seeing it rolling. What is the part numbers or application you sourced the bushings for your links? Thanks
 

153624

Observer
Thanks. I can get the part numbers. They're heavy truck torque rod bushings for the tandem drives.
 

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