BudRacing

iTrader: (3)

How are those spark plug wires holding up? I'd suggest some heat socks (~$20 on ebay) if there are any spots near the primaries.

I really like your truck. I'm looking for basically the exact same thing to put a turbo kit on for a daily.

askingxforxit

As far as I know, the stock pulley is good for around 8-10 pounds. I've put miles on it since lol it's around 109,000 now

The boots are holding up pretty well, I check them every oil change.

askingxforxit

These are the claims made by Taylor Cable on their website for the 409 series wires

Taylor's .409-inch, 10.4mm diameter high performance ignition wires are available for street or track applications.
"409” ignition wires provide continuous heat protection up to 600-degrees Fahrenheit and 102,000 volts dielectric strength and is recommended for extreme under hood temperatures and open wheel racing.
Features a Spiral-Wound core with 350 ohms per foot resistance for EMI and RFI suppression delivering maximum fire power without radio interference and recommended for use with multiple-spark discharge and electronic ignition systems.
Available in three color choices, Black, Red, and Blue, with color coordinated low profile 100% silicone PRO BOOTS® featuring vibration proof double spring locking spark plug terminals.

About20ninj45

nice build.. Got and underhood shot?

askingxforxit

Thanks man. No under hood pics since the long tube install but I can probably take a couple this week and post them. The blower isn't in yet, I've got to put the TC shift kit in first and still have a few more things to get.

askingxforxit

After much consideration and research, I've decided to ditch the LSA and go with a ProCharger setup. Keep an eye open in the For Sale section this weekend for my ad.

97_ek

iTrader: (4)

What made you swap to a procharger?

askingxforxit

After reading many threads on various forums I've noticed most people have trouble with either the install or the tuning. Being that this is my daily driver I don't want to run in to issues that'll put the truck down for several days. The time to install is also a factor, it can take anywhere between 8 - 12 hours or more depending on how smoothly everything goes. I think more can go wrong with the LSA overall, however, if I wasn't doing this to my daily then I'd absolutely go with it. With the procharger, I can install it my self in probably less than 8 hours. I like the air to air intercooling and less parts to worry about.

About20ninj45

dang, that huge change. still going FI obviusly, but it would have been cool to see another LSA build on a truck.

askingxforxit

Yeah man me too, it's just not the right path IMO right now.