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Old Feb 6, 2020 | 08:42 PM
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Yep, you want the control head to be able to draw vacuum from the reservoir when the engine isn't producing enough to keep things in place.

I think the stock one is under the cowl, with the windshield wiper mechanism, etc..... may just add a second one....
I thought a vacuum pump
 
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I thought a vacuum pump
And you STILL have wild vents???
 
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And you STILL have wild vents???
Misunderstanding lol I thought getting an electric vacuum pump would be better then another reservoir
 
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Misunderstanding lol I thought getting an electric vacuum pump would be better then another reservoir
I suspect that would indeed be the case.
 
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I suspect that would indeed be the case.
This dang cold puts a hurting on everything
 
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I bought a set of interco tires. Super Swamper in 47x17 17R. I don't have enough ground clearance with the 40s. Here they are on a Jeep it should look good
 
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What? Not going for 54s???
 
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What? Not going for 54s???
They make 58s now this begs the question what gears to get for my axles. I'm thinking around 7.17
P.S. I would if I still lived in Texas no lift laws around here Johnny Law would wait outside my driveway to pull me over
 
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Which truck are these going on? And what axles are under it?
 
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Which truck are these going on? And what axles are under it?
The Mut (2001 Ram 2500 with 96 electronics and 1500 axles) and Dana 60/80 as I'm going to regear them, paint them, the whole works
 
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