Yes it’s overkill but it will work, I’ve done it a few times because I didn’t want to redo the exhaust at a later date. I always wanted to do 4in single exhaust like the mufflex system for f body cars.
There is a local ac service company that has there service trucks wrapped to look like a mid 70s square body. They are mint green and white with a simulated trim. Looks awesome!
I forgot that the cam in my boat was a 4/7 swap firing order. it didn’t take me long to figure it out but it was still a simple mistake.
I’ve dropped a nut down the intake on my car in HS, it was a 5.0 mustang with a edelbrock performer intake with a side panel that had to be removed to get to...
Haven’t really done much to it lately, took it on a short trip during Easter weekend.
I want to fine tune the front suspension (maybe coil-overs or air) some but the rear is dailed in perfectly. The rear is simple, didn’t have to do anything to the gas tank or a/c lines.
I’m trying to save a...
No, but whatever you do don’t clean your windshield with brake clean it will melt the rubber on the wipers and make black goo. Field service truck would get covered in oil sometimes and washer fluid wouldn’t work. I heard tears from baby seals work the best
They are pretty awesome trucks so I don’t mind. I sure miss my ccsb 4x4 97 powerstroke, I was lucky enough to be able to have it in 8lug and diesel power magazine.
I would have to say corvette roll pans and half assed lowered takuache 88-98s are top of my list, I really don’t like anything that...
Back in my 5.0 fox mustang days I ran BBK equal length shortys, with a Mac Pro-chamber and bassani mufflers, it had a truly wicked sound.
Anyways, yes bbk is a good brand.
I put a stick of butter in every torque converter i replace. But you have to use the fake butter, the vegetable oil is very similar to hydraulic fluid.