I've loved them trucks ever since the movie Twister!
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Tires look tiny on that truck.Originally posted by JesterEvery time you see the fucking guy....show him your fucking dick.. Just whip out your hawg and wiggle it in his direction, put it away, call him a fuckin meatgazer, shoot him the bird and go inside.
He will spend the rest of the day wondering if he is gay.Originally posted by DennyWhat the fuck ever, you fucking fragile faggot.
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VP44 injection pump... 98-02 24v. Just not my bag
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Thanks yall. It has the black/chrome wheels on it now and those small tires are 35's lol.
Vps are good long as you keep fuel to them. I choose them because its the durability of the 12v but makes more performance easily. Like comparing a 2v car to a 4v car in mods ect. Also for example a p pumped 24v.2000 Dodge 4x4 qclb Sport 4'' lift and 35's
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I'm well aware of what a p-pumped 24v is. the VP will never be as reliable as a P7100... or even a CP3. no matter what fuel system you have in front of it.
A lot of people like the VP trucks. I'm not one of them. If I wanted that body style, I'd just buy a 98 12v. And I have... four times!
good looking truck though
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Thanks. I like 12v also but wouldn't own a common rail unless I picked it up right off the line and it was trailered directly to my shop to get a fuel system. Idk how may guys bout passed out when I gave their est at the stealership after running bad fuel.2000 Dodge 4x4 qclb Sport 4'' lift and 35's
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we get good fuel down here... I was scared of them too for a long time, but I've never had any fuel system problems with any of mine. I've had a few 03's in the 175-200k range. Current 03 is at ~220k. I just use Fleetguard filters. Stock fuel system has never let me down.
My 06 had 150k on it when I sold it, current owner is still driving it daily.
I saw an early 04 come into my buddy's shop with 560k on it. stock automatic had finally shit the bed. Truck was all stock otherwise. Just fluids and filters w/ fleetguard filters.
If you live in an area with crap fuel or you never inspect the fuel coming out of the nozzle before you feed it to the truck, a high dollar fuel system is good insurance.
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