My truck is a toolbox. An unreliable, money drinking toolbox.
It’s still my favorite toolbox…
It’s still my favorite toolbox…
Holley Red are garbage, what else quickly?
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My rollaway
Oh and not a cup holder in sight.
Real men can drive with 1 hand
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Oh and not a cup holder in sight.
Real men can drive with 1 hand
XOLATEM
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Must not be a stick shift...
Have you ever tried to drink coffee, smoke a cigarette, eat chocolate, and chew gum all at the same time...?
Did not work out so well for me...
Jesus Freak
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3 on the tree one handed is pretty doable. A truck or car with column shift will have enough slop in the steering to accommodate it.
Black dawg
Registered User
That is a cool old truck. 465/205 I assume?My rollaway
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Oh and not a cup holder in sight.
Real men can drive with 1 hand
IDIBRONCO
IDIBRONCO
I can't since I don't do the first two.
Lemme guess
Millennial
XOLATEM
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Bromhead: Those ********! They're taunting us!Adendorff: [Realizing what the Zulus are really doing, he begins to laugh]
" No, you couldn't be more wrong! They're saluting you. They're saluting fellow braves!"
If millennials were making their bones in the 80's...sure...
mblaney
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+1 on the Walbro. I have been running mine for years and never a problem. I also recommend pinching down the fuel return at the fuel head (the air return orifice) and slow the pump cylce down. Best upgrade I have done!
I don't need no steenk'n cup holder...
I don't need no steenk'n cup holder...
Thomas87
Registered User
I'm fixing to install an epump, looking at the Walbro Frb-5 or Frb-13 but can't decide. Will the frb-5 require a regulator? I mainly run regular diesel but do occasionally throw a gallon or 2 of oil in the tank from time to time. Also wanting to get more into waste oil in the nearish future, but it won't be in large quantities
IDIBRONCO
IDIBRONCO
At a rating of 8-11 PSI, I would guess that it would.
Thomas87
Registered User
That's what I was thinking, wanting to keep things simple so will probably go with the frb-13 then. Unless someone has a different suggestion
Kevin 007
Full-floater
I run several. Mostly the 13. No problems. Just do it and don't look back.
Well now I'm in the boat where I might need to go E pump, and I remembered this thread. Do you have part numbers or a brief guide on how you built yours? I would probably go the same route you did, as a high pressure pump with regulator sounds like the best bang for yer buck
I just had a bad time with a Holley Red… this is getting ridiculous…
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