My 4 door is open. It has a manual tranny. My supercab has a limited slip, but it also has an auto. Every auto truck I have had/played with has had a limited slip.
Forgive me as I haven't been on in a while. One of my friends has gotten his Grandpa's 48 International pickup. I remember International made/redid one a while back with a diesel in it. I was going to share that article with him to give him some inspiration. He probably won't go diesel his...
Okay I know its somewhere but I couldn't find the thread. I am putting a 6.9 where a 7.3 used to be. I will be using the zf5. Which clutch set up should I use? I plan on using the 6.9 flywheel. Also will I need to bore out the dowell holes in the bellhousing? What else am I missing?
It works good for getting cool air to the engine. I don't like it because my parts truck had one. After sitting through a rainy spring/summer my crankcase had 2 gallons of water in it. The air filter was sopping wet/rusted. I don't know if whoever put it on goofed but I wasn't proud.
I have been working in muffler shops for 9 yrs now. My favorite for n/a trucks is a 3" glasspack. I have fixed the y pipe on several of my trucks and put on a glasspack and it made a difference.
I bought a 2wd with a hypermax turbo and a nice flatbed for a grand. I took the turbo and flatbed for my other truck and turned the 2wd back to n/a. I will probably trade it for a $1500 horse trailer.
I was getting my 84 f-350 up and running today. It has been a parts donor for my others but a friend wants to trade it. It has a gearbox behind the tranny. Its not a gearvenders I have one on my 89. I guess what I want to know is this dual one range an over/underdrive or just an underdrive...
Funny man I'm in Emporia ks about an 1 1/2 hours southwest of Kc. My little brother lives in Kc mo. Wanna be big I've was just in anthony my friend Miki just got married a couple of weeks ago she is a teacher at chapparrel. Small world
He says that he gets 52mpg. I have tried talking him into turbo and intercooling. He said it struggled in the mountains. I don't know if the engine can handle it.
This truck came into the shop for a little work a couple weeks ago and I haven't had time to post the pictures. It is a kit car. The engine is a perkins I believe out of an early 80's Mazda pickup. The owner runs a dairy delivery, milk for resturants schools etc, so the milk jugs in back are...
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