Fuel got back to me. They discontinued the wheels that I want. Nobody seems to have them in stock. The hunt continues for an Alcoa style 20x8-9.5ish wheel. Dang...
You are 100% correct on a Saginaw plant that went on strike. GM had sourced 3 speed transmissions from Ford for a short little bit. I believe that it was in 68. I was blown away when cleaning grease under a 68 GTO that was a custom ordered and I found FoMoCo on the tranny.
At the time I knew an...
Two things; first your truck looks killer!
Second, this doesn't relate to a 400 but it does to DJM. I was extremely disappointed with them on a 2nd gen Tacoma. The upper A arm bushings were extremely sloppy. They came pre-assembled and I figured that they put the wrong sleeves in the bushings...
Also, Fuel Wheels won't respond back to my email for part numbers. I'm ready to cry and pay for 6 brand new wheels but I need the exact part numbers so my guy can order them because the wheels aren't returnable.
Just a temporary hold. The weather got too cold to paint. We had some projects that got put in front of it due to space. I'm going to help a coworker move later this month and then it'll be time to part out the HD of everything that I don't need.
I've NEVER dunked an empty water/soda bottle in the ones at truck stops and filled my reservoir that way. I don't know how that bottle of blue sprite ended up in the tool box of the 3500hd...
I'm confident to say that is piston slap. GM short skirt hypereutectic pistons have a tendency to try to rock in the cylinder until the skirts warm up just enough to cause them to expand. I've had many vortec era engines do the but never a TBI. As mentioned, LS (especially the early ones) do...
This is why I said supporting mods. Even a stock V6 can kill a 4L60E or NV3500. You're going to need a fuel system, tranny, suspension at a minimum either way.
This doesn't say V6.
Junkyard 5.3s with a chop suey sushi slicer turbo will push 1000hp with supporting mods for a tenth of what it will cost you to get half of the power from a V6. If the 5.3 decides that rapid unscheduled disassembly is the theme of the day, an afternoon with another $500...