Bought a Hughes plenum plate, what next?
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Bought a Hughes plenum plate, what next?
I ordered it 2 days ago. The beast is in need of a LOT of work, shes got 127kmi and the shocks are original still I plan on tuning her up at the same time, and because of the mileage want to run Seafoam through my engine. Mind you the suspension is loose, the trait of our trucks, but she still gets 16mpg running I-87 between Red Hook and Lake Placid, a 4 hour trip, driving approximately 75mph. I think the first repairs should be hub assemblies, track bar bushings, and ball joints. It has new front brakes, new 245/75r16's all around, and... i think thats it. What other repairs/replacements would you recommend? i have a total of $350 bucks. I realize its not much, but its too much considering i havent had a job since November, thanks to Oba... I'm not getting started.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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Well if you have to take the Kegger off to install the plate, why not do the Kegger Mod while its off? Its easy and cheap. A few hours with a dremel or saws-all and file. Also you'll need to replace the pre cat O2 sensor after replacing the plate. And make sure you have all the gaskets you need. Other than that, if the issue is money not time, a complete tune up, timing chain and water pump as mentioned previously.