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I read on this forum about a small manufacturer that is making these up and selling then in the $150-$200 range.
He does them in aluminized steel, aluminum or stainless.
I forgot the name of the company.
I know he sells on ebay as well but can't find them there without the company name.
Anybody remember what the company name is?
Thanks..
Last edited by Barefootdog; 07-27-2011 at 03:58 PM.
I honestly have no clue. Haven't heard much about them. I made one very similar and it cost me about 80 bucks. Had a local shop punch out the base plate using a new gasket as a template and had them do it with 3/8" thick steel.
I honestly have no clue. Haven't heard much about them. I made one very similar and it cost me about 80 bucks. Had a local shop punch out the base plate using a new gasket as a template and had them do it with 3/8" thick steel.
Could you honestly tell any difference after you installed it?
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06 Megacab 4WD,Transgo kit, 2" TopGunz kit,4.11, H-2 wheels,315/70/17 BFG's, Flashpaq, K&N, B&W goose, dual shocks at each corner up front, steering box brace, and a bigass dent in the tailgate because my wife just had to back the trailer...
Throttle response seemed a bit smoother and the EGT's dropped about 100 degrees. I made it out of 3" madral bent aluminized steel and had it powdercoated.
Definitely something I'd look into. The restriction on the stock elbow is pretty nuts.
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06 Megacab 4WD,Transgo kit, 2" TopGunz kit,4.11, H-2 wheels,315/70/17 BFG's, Flashpaq, K&N, B&W goose, dual shocks at each corner up front, steering box brace, and a bigass dent in the tailgate because my wife just had to back the trailer...
The guys from Pusher live in my area and build a nice, quality product for a heck of a good price. I have their aluminum intake and deleted the stock heater grid block.
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i got a pusher and deleted my grid heater, i got a slight increase in top end power and a little better mileage like .75mpg. im happy. very easy to install
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06' 2500 QC SB 4x4, TRE Built 48re trans; EFI LIVE By cummins tuner; raptor 150; additional fuel filters; EV2 gauges x 4; 08.5 steering upgrade
When you removed your heater, did you have to do anything with the wires to keep from throwing codes?
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06 Megacab 4WD,Transgo kit, 2" TopGunz kit,4.11, H-2 wheels,315/70/17 BFG's, Flashpaq, K&N, B&W goose, dual shocks at each corner up front, steering box brace, and a bigass dent in the tailgate because my wife just had to back the trailer...
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