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Thanks. Yeah it’s on the truck now. My butt syno says it runs a little smoother. Probably a placebo effect. It’s a much slimmer design. Putting the belt on was super easy
DNR diesel tore apart a 25. Lifter dimensions are exactly the same. Manufacturer I don’t know who makes them now. Mine always makes noise after a fresh oil change then goes away, if that helps all. L5p’s are known to do the same in some cases.
Double R Diesel had a legit Dyno run with one. Firepunk proved the 3rd gen version wrong as well. On a dyno no one shows as far as I have seen any productive hp increases. That being said, I have one on my truck with his cold air intake, noticeable difference. Worth the 2k, debatable. It...
There is a guy on this forum who had it figured out pretty well. He was actually one of the first to do the Wagner solid roller conversions ( take the hydraulic out the roller). Essentially he said there were 2 different types of ticks one you should be fine for a long time. The other not so...
Ram told me mine was normal quite a bit. I felt better about my truck after watching those videos of the dmax’s and ford videos. The noise eventually made me paranoid enough to crack the valve cover off. Had a couple pushrod ends wore down. Replaced with performance set. Still makes noise...
I feel the same way. Just put 10w30 in, man it runs so much quieter. Hotshots tends to run a little thinner in my opinion. Probably from the fr3. 5w-40 hotshot compared to a valvoline blue 5w-40. It seems like the hotshot flows faster, at least out the bottle.
I ask because I notice if my truck sits for awhile the engine gets pretty dry, inevitably causing a rough startup. At least till the oil get in the lifters