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I like injecting my brisket in 1”x1” squares with beef broth I cut the fat. To a 1/4” and season with salt and pepper adding some paprika to give a little more colour. I put the flat into a tin foil pan with a layer of the fat in the bottom and the point right on the smoker I set the temp on my...

Looking for a set of headers for my 2000 dodge 2500 4x4 5.9 engine hoping full length if possible nothing to fancy Just was wondering if anyone had a brand or part number that worked out for them thanks in advance

thanks I will pm him

I'm wondering for my power level just how far to go I'm not going to take it to the track or at least not yet lol. I don't know a lot about trans brakes. Is it worth it at my going to be power level?

A member hear suggested that I use a turbo action street s 800 converter looked into them seem like a pretty good deal and they got there start building converters for mopar

Okay sounds good I want to get the engine and trans out of the car and get all the tranny parts ordered and have a day to work on it without the phone ringing

I looked at the tcs in Langley bc I think it is worth a call out there and ordering a book

Sweet the extra clutch plate is what I have been trying to find out didn't know about the accumulators being different

Okay that's what I was looking for more than anything is being able to pick the right parts along the way to build something that is going to do the job

I have looked through some previous posts on the 904s and looked at some related parts links. Want to make sure I don't have to rebuild if I add nitrous down the road build in some wiggle room for more power

Sometimes being pushed out of your comfort zone gives you many more options and new opportunities

I hear you about the politics with dealership ship scene did that for a couple of years. Cut my teeth at a mom and pop shop the guy is still going and I actually buy a lot of parts through him. When I started working for him we worked in a old shop that was a international dealership in the 50s...

Yeah being busy is good especially since it has slowed down in Alberta lots of guys struggling for sure. Maintenece is good for sure. Do you work at a dealership or mom and pop shop ?

That's nice being inside did that for a number of years heavy duty mostly highway trucks and ag equipment then spread my wings and bought my dads landscaping company and ended up getting into the oil patch fixing,maintaining and rebuilding all there natural gas engine have just over 70 to look...