Recent content by jffilley

PINS is a beautiful place that can be as uncrowded as you want it to be. The wife and I spent a couple days there a few months back when we bought my truck. I would advise against taking the dog tho as there is some kind of red tide thaT makes dogs very sick.

Thanks for all the info everyone the edge tuner is just a one stage setting i think its about 50hp or so. and ya I've been thinking about additives for it but I've since been stationed in texas with the Air Force and wont have my truck till I come home over christmas. and unfortunately its an...

Great thread I love dogs and would be lost with out Calypso, we call her caly for short... Here she is at about 4 months on a short hiking trip I stopped for a few minutes to read my book and he took the opportunity to roll in some decaying vegetation that smelled like stink bait. They truly...

WOW!!!! I found out my edge tuner was for one reason or another not hooked up, so i hooked it up and WOW what a difference. I thought it was quick before but its far quicker now. :smiley_drive:

none yet but i do plan on putting in boost, pyro, and fuel pressure. dont be too jealous of the solid axle, while very nice offroad, ride like a caddy it does not!!! its all about trade offs and I chose the dodge over the chevy for the solid axle and I was slightly scared of injector problems...

Thanks I'm a fan of your truck as well we have similar plans for our builds. Just some wheels a leveling kit if anything till I can afford something nice and cushy and 35's max on the tires.

Well being the "new" guy I thought I should show off my new to me truck. Been a member here for awhile just lurking deciding what I wanted and finally found it! And then took it immediately to PINS lol.

2004 qcsb dodge 2500 and I'm loving it the wife and I flew down to corpus Christi to pick it up. I'll upload some better pictures when we get back home on friday. This is my first diesel and other than many smiles based on the position of my right foot I'm not too sure what to be Leary of it...