Fillsrunner4.3 crawler (PART TWO) - pic heavy!
#101
Sorry to hear about your loss, always a tough time, been there...You have my condolences...
Nice thing about a hobby like we have is that twisting some wrenches or rattle canning a fender can give you time to think/forget...
How do you like your axle tie down straps for the trailer? I picked up a set a few months ago but haven't used them yet.
#102
Sorry to hear about your loss, always a tough time, been there...You have my condolences...
Nice thing about a hobby like we have is that twisting some wrenches or rattle canning a fender can give you time to think/forget...
How do you like your axle tie down straps for the trailer? I picked up a set a few months ago but haven't used them yet.
Nice thing about a hobby like we have is that twisting some wrenches or rattle canning a fender can give you time to think/forget...
How do you like your axle tie down straps for the trailer? I picked up a set a few months ago but haven't used them yet.
and
makes me forget about all the negatives and BS in the world. The loved one will be missed truly but life will go on. Its a reminder to me that everyday should be lived like my last as it could be gone in an instant. No regrets, many a success and failures I have seen and will continue too. Live life to the fullest and always enjoy with a smile
even if your missing a few teeth
As for the tie downs
I love them, I cross the back two for lateral stability. I absolutely love them it makes loading and unloading cake
#104
Ive not been working much the last few weeks (its nice to take some time off to enjoy
)I did however get the chance to borrow my Friend Erics rig.
Had a blast and broke some stuff
including all six hub studs pass side and and made the bearings loose. Luckily not much more damage done and an easy fix but Thanks again Eric








Time to turn around






Wheelin Hotties


So much fun!
More pics later!
#105
looks like it was a lot of fun i like that little truck, its still not quite as haggard as my 85 though
psh oh well who needs body panels right?
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f88/...-heavy-152450/
psh oh well who needs body panels right?https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f88/...-heavy-152450/
#106
looks like it was a lot of fun i like that little truck, its still not quite as haggard as my 85 though
psh oh well who needs body panels right?
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f88/...-heavy-152450/
psh oh well who needs body panels right?https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f88/...-heavy-152450/

The truck is my good friend Eric's. Not everyday someone lends you the keys to go beat on their rig
It was alot of fun and thanks again Eric for the keys. I had my fun with it thats for sure
Looks like your on your way
cant wait to see moreGood luck
#107
You forgot the best ones:


^^11:30^^

^^12:00^^




Where's the mudflaps??
Poor Eric...
Here's from Sunday, the only other rigs out there were the purdy broncos, so mainly just sacup, the tilt, grumpy's(x2) & the poop schute











^^11:30^^

^^12:00^^




Where's the mudflaps??
Poor Eric...Here's from Sunday, the only other rigs out there were the purdy broncos, so mainly just sacup, the tilt, grumpy's(x2) & the poop schute









#112
maybe if you had some B
bies 
My truck is at a friends house right now. I just cant afford the parts yet but I hope to get it running very shortly. Its really close!
Ill get some pics as I get some more work done on it
#114
Not really Ive purchased a new starter from summit racing

I noticed that Summit sells same with AA a more expensive starter that has an offset bolt pattern. My block has both offset and inline bolt patterns. Its something to look into when you upgrade to running the 168th flywheel.
I also purchased a nice and heavy flywheel from my local shop!
I job hunting at the moment and trying to get into school possibly too. Im definitely not done with this project its just at a tough spot right now. Ill update as soon as I can with some pics.

I noticed that Summit sells same with AA a more expensive starter that has an offset bolt pattern. My block has both offset and inline bolt patterns. Its something to look into when you upgrade to running the 168th flywheel.
I also purchased a nice and heavy flywheel from my local shop!
I job hunting at the moment and trying to get into school possibly too. Im definitely not done with this project its just at a tough spot right now. Ill update as soon as I can with some pics.
#117
Flywheel
I'm doing the same swap as you. I was going to use the 168 flywheel until I saw this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=190248920731
I did not want to buy a performance starter plus modify the bellhousing. This way I can use stock parts that bolt in.
I was wondering why you went with headers instead of Astro van manifolds? It seems it would be easier with Astro van manifolds than with those headers.
James
I did not want to buy a performance starter plus modify the bellhousing. This way I can use stock parts that bolt in.
I was wondering why you went with headers instead of Astro van manifolds? It seems it would be easier with Astro van manifolds than with those headers.
James
#118
Hows your truck running?
I'm doing the same swap as you. I was going to use the 168 flywheel until I saw this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=190248920731
I did not want to buy a performance starter plus modify the bellhousing. This way I can use stock parts that bolt in.
I was wondering why you went with headers instead of Astro van manifolds? It seems it would be easier with Astro van manifolds than with those headers.
James
I did not want to buy a performance starter plus modify the bellhousing. This way I can use stock parts that bolt in.
I was wondering why you went with headers instead of Astro van manifolds? It seems it would be easier with Astro van manifolds than with those headers.
James
I like the small size of the starter and it keeps the clutter down. And for 135 its not too bad for new starter.
I went with the headers for a bit better flow and performance. I got the cheaper non plated pair from AA for $180 and painted them. my motor didnt come with manifolds so cost wise the headers were the best way to go IMO.
Good luck with your swap! Its fun stuff!
#119
Yeah but if you were to break down on the trail how would you get another starter? At least if someone can get you one from a parts store, they would have it in stock. Also it is easier to warranty a stock replacement than it is the aftermarket one you got. If the starter ever goes bad, you will have to go through Summit. That is just how I was looking at it, the overall cost and availability.
I wonder if the Astro manifolds would fit better than your headers? I was thinking of getting headers but then again it came down to cost. Also most headers are usually made with cheap, thin metal so that is why I stay away from them since they do not last long.
James
I wonder if the Astro manifolds would fit better than your headers? I was thinking of getting headers but then again it came down to cost. Also most headers are usually made with cheap, thin metal so that is why I stay away from them since they do not last long.
James
#120
Ya its just time now and money. Itll be moving along here shortly.
Hows your truck running?
I got my 168th flywheel from napa for about $150. Ide recomend getting one from there. Ive always been weary about Ebay stuff but im sure the flywheel is good.
I like the small size of the starter and it keeps the clutter down. And for 135 its not too bad for new starter.
I went with the headers for a bit better flow and performance. I got the cheaper non plated pair from AA for $180 and painted them. my motor didnt come with manifolds so cost wise the headers were the best way to go IMO.
Good luck with your swap! Its fun stuff!
Hows your truck running?
I got my 168th flywheel from napa for about $150. Ide recomend getting one from there. Ive always been weary about Ebay stuff but im sure the flywheel is good.
I like the small size of the starter and it keeps the clutter down. And for 135 its not too bad for new starter.
I went with the headers for a bit better flow and performance. I got the cheaper non plated pair from AA for $180 and painted them. my motor didnt come with manifolds so cost wise the headers were the best way to go IMO.
Good luck with your swap! Its fun stuff!



