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So I guess than maybe start with the monitor, and as I "upgrade" the truck apply the mechanical gauges. I think I still want to install one for the HPOP, as I know those are problematic sometimes. Hmm.... Gonna have to do some more research.

Yeah I was talking with a buddy of mine last night. He actually removed his gauges, and just runs a monitor right now.

Sure thing, thanks. I'll keep that in mind!

That's what I was thinking too. Thanks. How reliable are the monitors? I like the idea of the gauges due to them being mechanical, but would like to be able to see everything too at some point. Especially after I have it bulletproofed in a couple of years. What monitor system would you...

Ok all... Got a 2006, and I'm wanting to install a few set of gauges. I've been around long enough to know the basics, EGT's, Trans Temp, etc., etc. Just curious on what everyone thinks the most critical ones are. I'm thinking fuel pressure, along with Oil. The truck is stock, with a plug...

Nice. Thanks for the tips man.

It's been forever and a day since I've posted on a forum. But the time has come, and I'm on the verge of buying a 2006 6.0L. I already know the basics to look for when buying any car or truck. My question is, is there anything related to the 6.0L I should look for? I'm sure there is a tip or...

TI Dyno is hosting their annual Rocktoberfest on October 24th, 2015. This is an ALL diesel dyno day, and charity event. This will be the 2nd year for the Diesels For Tatas charity event to raise money for the local Susan G Komen group. These ladies raise money all year long to help women in...

Nope, weekend before. Just checked! http://www.outlawdieselss.com/#!schedule/cfvg

Beautiful day for an event. Only had 2 people set up to sell stuff. I would've thought there would've been more, but I guess for the first time of doing it that is what to be expected. 18 total trucks ran, little low compared to past years, but everyone had a good time! We did set the date...

Bump... This Saturday!! Weekend is looking great now too, mid 60's, an sunny! There are still spots left too for the swap meet!

Good deal.

Depends. If you don't have that far of a drive, you can just show up, and sign up. These events average about 20-25 trucks. They usually end around 4-5pm. The later you show, the further on the list you're at.

I don't foresee that being an issue.

It all depends. Kevin prefers an employee if he has one available, but during the October event, the truck owner drove them. If he uses an employee, it's more likely to be a more consistent runs.

Best way would to be call Kevin at 440-474-2059 let him know you're coming down. They'll add you to the list, and not assign a number to you. This way when you come in they'll roll you on as soon as you're ready. As for high horse power trucks, we've had trucks lay down 800-1000hp. I'm not...

That's a bit of a hike for sure...

In ground mustang dyno. I do not recall the exact model, but it's a large one with dual eddy currents.

Sorry I haven't posted in a while, working 2 jobs, and doing my hobby/3rd job has kept me pretty busy. Anyways... The event is May 2nd, and we're doing a first ever diesel swap meet. The day starts at 9am, so we can make sure all the trucks or cars (diesels only) can be done. The swap meet is...

Dually noted. If we plan to early we'll still have a possibility of snow still...and well...I'm done with that crap, haha. I'm meeting with the shop owner Kevin here in the next week or so, I'll get more details then.