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Old 04-11-2012, 09:24 AM
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Thanks Chuckar, that's exactly what I'm looking for! I was planning on reusing the gages from my parts truck, but the previous owner had mounted them in the dash just above the stereo...not the clean look I'm going for,lol. Thanks again, and look forward to seeing your truck when its done!......subscribed.
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so what's the advantage to advancing the can 3.5 degrees?
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WOWOWOWOWOWWWWWWW! lol. Looking great! Keep up the good work(and get some Tupperware for them bolts next time.... THEN TAPE EM SHUT! hahaha. JK, but you know what I mean, lol)
Old 04-11-2012, 11:58 AM
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It will give it more low end power the best part of the adjustable cam gear is now that it is dial in all I have to do is put the engine on TDC pull the valve cover and I can change it to what ever I want and see were it runs the best 3.5 is the starting point.
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WOWOWOWOWOWWWWWWW! lol. Looking great! Keep up the good work(and get some Tupperware for them bolts next time.... THEN TAPE EM SHUT! hahaha. JK, but you know what I mean, lol)
Thanks Chef....You know after almost 10 years and 6 moves now I am amazed that I have as much as I do I can't find the fuel pump block off plate but thats the only part I am missing.
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Thanks Chef....You know after almost 10 years and 6 moves now I am amazed that I have as much as I do I can't find the fuel pump block off plate but thats the only part I am missing.
I might have one.... But I'm sure LCE could slap one in the mail for ya for CHEAP-LIKE! lol.
Old 04-11-2012, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by ChefYota4x4
I might have one.... But I'm sure LCE could slap one in the mail for ya for CHEAP-LIKE! lol.
Yep that's what I was going to do I only live 2 1/2 hours from Lake Havasu sometimes I just go up there to eat some good food...if I order it from them in the morning I sometimes get it the next day.
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Well, ........there ya go! lol. Order that sucker up! haha.
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what's the yellow piece on the side.of the block?
Old 04-12-2012, 04:14 PM
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Well it’s in now I just have to remember where everything plugs in it’s only been 9 years since I unplug everything wish me luck !!


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SWEET! Looks great, and no worries... just ask, I'll tell ya where anything goes, buddy!

Post up a pic if you have any doubts... And take your time, as some of it requires inserting like the wiring through the intake before putting the plenum on, etc. KILL IT! LOL.
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Looking great. I can post some pics if needed also.
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Nice, looks great,
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WOW! that turned out really nice, I really like the yellow as a accent, it really sets it off! Nice work!
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Thanks everyone I still have to send my injectors in to witchhunters and I have to pull the bed off to work on the fuel tank it has been sitting for 9 years also I have no idea what’s in there I have a new fuel pump to put in also.
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That engine looks like...amazingness.
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You being in Arizona I am betting your tank is going to be in great condition. If not I have some ways of restoring a tank on my 88s build.
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You being in Arizona I am betting your tank is going to be in great condition. If not I have some ways of restoring a tank on my 88s build.
The only thing I am worried about is it had about a gallon of gas in it if you take the cap off it smells bad…. I was wondering if I put 2 gallons in it and let it sit for a bit and then drained it if that would work?? There is no rust on the truck anywhere.

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Didn’t get much done yesterday put on the heater hoses and put a new bearing in the PS idler pulley…. have to go back to work on Monday so things will slow down again.





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Ok so I seem to be avoiding the gas tank issue and just did easy stuff yesterday I installed the gauges in the A pillar ran the wires though the fire wall and put all the sensors and hoses on the intake and the plenum next weekend I will have to get the bed off and do the tank.



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