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goofyexponent · 11-19-2011, 08:35 PM

I certainly can start a new thread once parts and pieces arrive. The reason why I am going with the new pistons is due to two of my pistons having stress fractures in the top. I am going to have the new ones ceramic coated as well, help with the heat distribution and durability.

The motor in that blue F250 has 524 000 kilometers on her. NOT ONCE has a head, valve pan cover or any major been off her. It's untouched and it runs as good as the day it was bought. burns 1/2 a quart of oil between oil change intervals of 5000 kilometers. $80 will take me right around 450 - 500 kilometers of mixed city and highway driving. I absolutely LOVE this truck. She ain't a show truck, but it's 8000 pounds of Canadian Muscle I will NEVER give up. That's right, not an american truck...she was built in Ontario back in 1992 as a 1993 model!

11-19-2011, 08:35 PM	#7
goofyexponent Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Halifax, N.S. Posts: 145	I certainly can start a new thread once parts and pieces arrive. The reason why I am going with the new pistons is due to two of my pistons having stress fractures in the top. I am going to have the new ones ceramic coated as well, help with the heat distribution and durability. The motor in that blue F250 has 524 000 kilometers on her. NOT ONCE has a head, valve pan cover or any major been off her. It's untouched and it runs as good as the day it was bought. burns 1/2 a quart of oil between oil change intervals of 5000 kilometers. $80 will take me right around 450 - 500 kilometers of mixed city and highway driving. I absolutely LOVE this truck. She ain't a show truck, but it's 8000 pounds of Canadian Muscle I will NEVER give up. That's right, not an american truck...she was built in Ontario back in 1992 as a 1993 model! __________________ Gio X31 Paid $440 for the bike new in the crate! Currently a modified, high compression, head turning MONSTER!
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