Engine block cooking? - Page 2

yeehaw1 · 12-06-2011, 11:44 PM

huh, may have to try this with a couple hot dogs and buns on my way to work thursday...

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AZ89LONGBED · 02-13-2012, 10:24 PM

The I-6 on my old Jeep would cook two potatoes wrapped in foil at operating temperature in roughly 35 minutes if you set them on top of the intake manifold.

On the 22re I bet you could heat up stuff wrapped in foil if you nested it on the valve cover inbetween all those vaccum hoses....

yotaman85 · 02-13-2012, 10:36 PM

i used to warm up my lunch that way durring the winter when i was doing tract work. either stick it on the motor of your truck or mud mixer.. i have also cooked some hot dogs when stranded on the trail with a busted t-case..

EFI85 · 02-14-2012, 11:34 AM

just an idea but what about a wire basket that could hang from the hood right over the exhaust manifold/header ?? You could cook baked taters or hot dogs or simple stuff like that I bet or even warm up burritos or something like pizza slices wrapped in foil . what do you think .probably fish too

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AZ89LONGBED Registered User Personal Sales Rating: (3) Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Flagstaffrica, Land of Trustafarians Posts: 292	The I-6 on my old Jeep would cook two potatoes wrapped in foil at operating temperature in roughly 35 minutes if you set them on top of the intake manifold. On the 22re I bet you could heat up stuff wrapped in foil if you nested it on the valve cover inbetween all those vaccum hoses.... __________________ 89 Longbed PU with lots of AZ pinstriping My DD build so far: an LCE shortblock, EB street/RV head & 268 cam, LCE header, Magnaflow cat, LC cat-back. Taco rims, 235-85r16 GY Duratracs. OME Dakar leafs, BJ spacers, 4.88's & Yukon zip locker in progress...

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yotaman85 Registered User Personal Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: hendersonville, TN. Posts: 1,390	i used to warm up my lunch that way durring the winter when i was doing tract work. either stick it on the motor of your truck or mud mixer.. i have also cooked some hot dogs when stranded on the trail with a busted t-case.. __________________ IF ANYBODY EVER GIVES YOU CRAP FOR NOT HAVING ENOUGH MODS REMIND THEM "I DONT NEED MODS, I WHEEL A TOYOTA!" if you havn't heard yet, if it kills babies i dont like it. '86 P/U 22Re, 5 speed, 4x4, 33" A/T's, 63" chevies. beat to death and SOLD '88 P/U 22Re, 5 speed, 4x4, 33" M/T's, lincoln locker, custom leafs, open IFS, cranked torsion bars. ROLLED AND SOLD. '90 4runner, SR5 3.0, auto. 4x4, 30" A/T, stock! SOLD I NEED ANOTHER TOYOTA ASAP...

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EFI85 Registered User Personal Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Bay Area Posts: 165	just an idea but what about a wire basket that could hang from the hood right over the exhaust manifold/header ?? You could cook baked taters or hot dogs or simple stuff like that I bet or even warm up burritos or something like pizza slices wrapped in foil . what do you think .probably fish too __________________ ITS NOT PRETTY BUT IT GOES EVERYWHERE !! OH AND A PRE RUNNER IS THE CROSS DRESSER OF TRUCKS !!!

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