finished my roe install, record time J/K

[HV SRT]

Thanks belgiumbarry.

 

[perk_1405]

Glad you were able to get a kit that fast!

You flew on the install.. hell I talked to you not to long ago and you were just about to order one.. good job.

Did you end up getting an aem uego?

yeah i got a vaccum/boost, a uego a/f, and a tripple pillar pod...

 

[perk_1405]

...............great :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock:


PS AAHHH... you used the OEM TB... THAT explains ALL ( time related )

the install time says 6 to 8 hours and that dosnt include a roe t body

 

[perk_1405]

i just got back from a drive that thing pulls hard. its redclious, i love it... i havent got on to hard yet, i cant wait....

 

[moparracing]

looks good & congrats on the fast install........ norbert will need you to fly over to finish his .......

 

[blackviper]

Congrats on the install.

 

[perk_1405]

Congrats on the install.

thanks, black

 

[faslane505]

that was a bitch, it took me like 2 or 3 hours to do, the hose on the power steering pump was in the way and i couldnt loosen it and i didnt want to break it so i had to work around it.

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hey can explain how you did that...what tools did you use....ive in the process of keying the crank on my other srt-10 with a paxton....i was driving it the other day and the balancer fell off... ! only drove it about a mile with it off before all my gages went berserk@!!!! did you do it with the pulley on the crank or was it a separated?

 

[perk_1405]

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hey can explain how you did that...what tools did you use....ive in the process of keying the crank on my other srt-10 with a paxton....i was driving it the other day and the balancer fell off... ! only drove it about a mile with it off before all my gages went berserk@!!!! did you do it with the pulley on the crank or was it a separated?

you have to remove the crank pulley and it came with a tool/ guide to drill the holes in the crank hub. you have to drill them to certain depth cant go to far or to shallow, then you remove the guide and install the sheer pins, then install the large bolt in the middle then the pulley.

 

[faslane505]

you have to remove the crank pulley and it came with a tool/ guide to drill the holes in the crank hub. you have to drill them to certain depth cant go to far or to shallow, then you remove the guide and install the sheer pins, then install the large bolt in the middle then the pulley.

is this kit that you bought? where can i get this?

 

[kyle's srt10]

is this kit that you bought? where can i get this?

I had to buy one seperate from Roe 59.95 for the crank pin up tool:rock:

 

[faslane505]

and this is everything you need to get the job done????? thanks for the help btw

 

[kyle's srt10]

and this is everything you need to get the job done????? thanks for the help btw

Yep, comes with a drill bit even:rock:

 

[perk_1405]

I had to buy one seperate from Roe 59.95 for the crank pin up tool:rock:

why did you have to buy the kit? my roe came with it..

 

[perk_1405]

Yep, comes with a drill bit even:rock:

yep 1/4 inch..

 

[faslane505]

sweet dude ...thanks a million!

 

[kyle's srt10]

why did you have to buy the kit? my roe came with it..

I got SRT-MIKE's Roe he pulled off his truck:rock: He switched to the paxton:dontknow: So I had to come up with a few odd and end parts

 

[NBT]

i just got back from a drive that thing pulls hard. its redclious, i love it... i havent got on to hard yet, i cant wait....

Congrat's and nice job on the install...:rock: wait till it's dry out. :burnout: :burnout: :burnout:

 

[Prof]

Driving a truck with a Roe TSTM in wet conditions is just not wise. Our trucks are not good in wet conditions...the additional tq and hp of the Roe make wet conditions just plain scary.

Wait for dry conditions...Steve is correct...the intake in the rain is not a problem, but be sure your Vec box is protected. Any moisture splashed on it will cause problems.

 

[perk_1405]

Driving a truck with a Roe TSTM in wet conditions is just not wise. Our trucks are not good in wet conditions...the additional tq and hp of the Roe make wet conditions just plain scary.

Wait for dry conditions...Steve is correct...the intake in the rain is not a problem, but be sure your Vec box is protected. Any moisture splashed on it will cause problems.

thanks prof i plan on getting the extension harnsee to put the vec in the cab