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It looks like muddy water ecause it contains a large amount of muddy water.... so did the primary fuel filter....
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It looks like muddy water ecause it contains a large amount of muddy water.... so did the primary fuel filter....
More pics to follow...
Pictures please!Cut and installed nice grey mat on the cab floor , runs side to side, Finally got my pioneer rack back together and all the tools on, Installed a radio, c/band Ham radio. antennas and an overhead console to house it all, still need to finish up the Rt 524 hook up.
That's looking nice; where did you get the flap?Took a page out of RustyStud's book and redid my exhaust with an elbow, short section of flex, and a stack flap.
Trying to get the truck ready for a little show this weekend. Not sure if I'll make it.
Looking good !Took a page out of RustyStud's book and redid my exhaust with an elbow, short section of flex, and a stack flap.
Trying to get the truck ready for a little show this weekend. Not sure if I'll make it.
I had read somewhere (blasted failing memory) that a stack flap wasn't good of a Deuce & to leave the angled exhaust. I always thought flaps would be better (& they look cool) at keeping junk & rain our of the pipes. Also wouldn't need a soda bottle to climb up & put on to keep the junk out. Guess I'm asking for confirmation that flaps are safe for my Deuce (when I finally get it).Took a page out of RustyStud's book and redid my exhaust with an elbow, short section of flex, and a stack flap.
Trying to get the truck ready for a little show this weekend. Not sure if I'll make it.
The stack flap is a "Good" thing to have. That's why the military installed them on the deuces later on. Keeps the rain and crap out when not in use. Just be sure to put the flap facing the rear of the truck !I had read somewhere (blasted failing memory) that a stack flap wasn't good of a Deuce & to leave the angled exhaust. I always thought flaps would be better (& they look cool) at keeping junk & rain our of the pipes. Also wouldn't need a soda bottle to climb up & put on to keep the junk out. Guess I'm asking for confirmation that flaps are safe for my Deuce (when I finally get it).
Just be sure to put the flap facing the rear of the truck !