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Ok same question to me on the 915A2 4:56 gearing. Do I spend 6 k on the tandems or pay extra fuel cost. Now with my gearing pulling my 30 foot trailer I can still walk up good size hill at 55. The longest trip to a rally has been Fl. to the show in Denton park NC. at 500 miles one way. So here I...

As Will said keep it simple. New filters are in place and he bleed the air out and can get it running. We really do not need to check the bleed screw with a gage for the in tank pressure of 4 to 7 pounds with motor off. You can but when you open the bleed screw and it comes out under pressure...

Do not quoit me but If I remember six threads showing on the main fuel adjustment when the FDC was still hooked up. But now you have changed the smoke / droop screw it is any ones guess and it will be trial and error. I sent you a PM so just call me so my fingers do not get tired from a real...

Do not know if this is your problem. Ok when the FDC is hooked up and working the smoke and droop setting are set for only the emergency fuel listed for use. That way it keeps the fuel some what close to fuel / smoke droop limits. It does this because the servo wedge plate in the FDC is moving...

Yep I never worried about airing the block believe that is why God created the Cummins 6BT and Jeepsinker to show us how to fix the problem.

Truck looks good. I do not remember where the torque and HP crossed so do not quoit me but see what 1850 / 1900 rpm get you up to.

:driver:Out in the wide open spaces and I just love the mountains. Oh and HB PB

I like the beat thing what about drown the cavity with Ospho with it's phosphoric acid to help eat / convert the rust. They say Coca-Cola has phosphoric acid in it but it might make the truck gain weight and get fat with all the sugar.

Yep take your time and work on it like you love it. I have some people coming over to look at my M37 and I hope they bring cash. It is running real well and looking good but if I end up keeping it and motor goes out then. V8 automatic transmission and both axles changed out with power steering...

That is not the more costly Tiger brand. I measured mine and get 4 9/16" and 6 7/8'' on my tiger. So looks like it would work and with Amazon you can send it back. The install tool is not really needed but I have one.

Thanks yea I saw that thread. I googled and nothing for FMTV as for the video I wish he would have said where he got his / part number. Do not need to know how to take the tie rod off that would be the easy part. If no answer I will drop one side and measure like they show how in there video...

I need new boots anyone ordered from them and which ones did you order and were they the correct fit? https://www.energysuspensionparts.com/universal-dust-boots.asp#dustboots

Believe he said starter spun over in the truck so K1 should be ok. All I have to say about the problem is

Just throwing it out there. I did replace my Cat hard line with the aftermarket hydraulic hose and no problems so far. Thread is just to show that the fitting that threads into the block is adjustable. Would seem if you are changing or checking your hard line the alinement of both ends come into...

Still believe to see top end gains one needs to get the air fuel mixture right at all RPM ranges so injector work when adding a turbo. As for the 200 psi rail pressure I have increased in a couple of mine to I crossed my fingers that I did not flatten my cam. Yes you must be care full with that...

One would think ignorant is an opinion not a fact. I do not know why you are having trouble with your PT AFC rebuilds or how long they last so I can not comment on that. I would bet many trucks ran many miles with no trouble with the AFC. My 915A1 with the 400 Cummins never gave me any trouble...

Yep no expert here myself but sounds like you got a good combination with correct turbo and fuel. Yes bigger injectors but that is where we are going to get the real power increase and all the other problems that come with it. Would seem like a well built higher HP / torque motor can be built...

Yep and the op lives in California the they take the emissions seriously.