decisions.....
#13
haha dont be hating.. front mount would cut down on a possible oil pump failure, shorter and cheaper oil feed line. the rear mount is alot less work but the oil pump always scares me, but its goin on 2 years trouble free.
i say a front mount with a W/A IC tucked down similar to mine. that would cut down on fab work alot. and really short cold side piping.
wont have to worry bout lag with that converter anyway.
im goin to make out a nasty expensive list for him in a minute.
i say a front mount with a W/A IC tucked down similar to mine. that would cut down on fab work alot. and really short cold side piping.
wont have to worry bout lag with that converter anyway.
im goin to make out a nasty expensive list for him in a minute.
#14
thats a nice setup, but i would be scared to drive his truck. its lowered and he has already bottomed out part of the frame some how.
im thinkin a front himountfor the long run. but im goin to be talkin to you and kyle soon about some parts.
im thinkin a front himountfor the long run. but im goin to be talkin to you and kyle soon about some parts.
#16
well i had the sts rear mount and the oil pump scared me so i decided to do a front mount i got the hot pipes from KB and all the rest i did my self and all the little things do add up but go with a front mount.
#19
If your dead set on building one your self, a rear mount would be less time consuming. But if you want something a little more challenging build a log style front mount. I built the cross over and a Stainless Steel log for a front mount this weekend and I have every bit of respect for Trick, Kyle and every one else building these.




