Okay, okay, okay....ya bunch of whiny two year olds....here's a video for your...listening...pleasure!
http://smg.photobucket.com/user/pet.../VID_20150129_220315_899_zpspiqzbcrm.mp4.html
Oh and a story for tonights fail. Got it in my shop and cut another section out of the hood to clear the charge pipe. Only cut a small section out of the hood bracing for it to work. Then proceeded to eliminate the gawd-awful rattling inside the cab caused by the downpipe hitting the cab. There was a trans cooler fitting hitting the pipe that I rotated the line up to clear.
I won't be able to dent in the cab properly with the downpipe still on and I don't want to take it off. If I do take the time to take it off, I'll have a new overflow coolant tank bought from WC Fab to replace this one since it has no spot for the low coolant sensor.
In the meantime, I still think adding a thick washer under the whole body and bed will help clear things better. Even if it was 3/16", it would help a bit. Actually one of the studs on the firewall used to hold the battery tray which now was the lowest bolt for the coolant tank was causing 90% of the rattling and noise. A sawzall cured that!
After all that went to go out and cruise around and get a video for y'all. Coming back home on a stretch of highway I tried a boosted launch. I found out before that cranked front ends DO NOT like boosted launches in 4WD. Stopped, tried a launch in 2WD. Before I know it I threw my serpentine belt off. This is now the second time this has happened. First time was back in early November. Anyways, salvaged the belt and got it back home safely.
I do have a new belt tensioner to go on. It isn't sloppy right ATM. Unsure what could be causing it.