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First off. Glad to see your daughter is ok. Your doing an amazing job on the trucks and your customer service.
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Thanks, wish I had a little more time in the day right now ;) will be easier once the deadline is passed and I can tinker a little at a time...
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thanks i think they look alright for now until i can afford new headers then i can move the motor ahead, im across the lake at the other camp by the way lol good thing we all still get along though haha, glad your daughter is ok minus the ear infection
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Thanks :)
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Sleeps over rated lol Truck is looking good.
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Got the carrier bearing mount off and painted. And got most of the pass side modified to fit the headers. Stopping to eat a late dinner now since it's 9 and I try not to cut/grind/hammer after 9pm...
Will go back out for a bit more later and bmerdoc is coming over tomorrow afternoon after I get back from Church. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Im waiting with great anticipation to see your progress today.
I wish you Dexterity and Speed! |
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Headers have fought me right and left (knew they would require work) but after sokme work with the cutoff wheel, grinder, and a can of satin black touch up paint...they are in! Posted via Mobile Device |
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Is that the 010 block?
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Yes, it's the 010 high nickel 4 bolt main. Basic 355 .030over with comps 268 cam and performer intake....simple yet good power and torque.
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I really like that cam. I had one in a 406 a while back. It would pull forever.
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Productive day VA?
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Oh my!!!!!!! that looks os nice, shiney and everything. keep it up.
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rootin for you man motor looks sahweet!! :metal:
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Bmerdoc is going to try for tomorrow night now. I got the starter installed tonight as well as vacuum and gas lines ran (simple section from hard line to fuel pump) Wiring is my biggest holdup from firing it up now.....will work on that tomorrow afternoon/evening then Nick plans to prime the pump and install the distributor. I have a few hours of contracted cad work to do in the morning and a couple stops after that but from around 3-on I'll be back on the truck... Posted via Mobile Device |
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You are on the home stretch.
I bet it feels good to have gotten as much done as you have in such a short time. Good luck today! |
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Very happy with what's been accomplished in a few weeks. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Engine looks good! :chevy:
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Also took a while to sort through the wiring and I realized I put the wrong fuse block/harness in. It's a nice one but not correct year or options so that was changed tonight. Got the wiring started, flywheel bolted to converter, distributor installed...and a lot of time wasted looking for tools/bolts in my cramped, overstuffed garage....but happy to have a garage as it was in the 40's and raining... Thanks again nick for coming by and all your help. Hopefully by wed night when he comes back we can get it fired up.... I have a lot to do between now and then....plan to put the front clip on so we can use that wiring, have grounds hooked up, and have the battery in place with the junction block and the regulator bolted down. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Also got tach wiring ran, wire for hei made up, oil pressure line hooked up and run into cab, gas pedal installed, carrier bearing mount installed and driveshaft verified (nick I am going to use another one I have....also has a new carrier bearing and after some 0000 steel wool the yoke looks new and u-joints are all good)
Installed a power outlet in the lighter hole and bolted and unbolted the fan/clutch three times :lol: Posted via Mobile Device |
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Wow ! you are making big progress fast ! keep movin forward brother.
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Yeesh you are down to 4 days and no doubt feeling the pressure now.
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Reminds me of August! Good progress, Keep pushin'!
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Motor looks great, can't wait to hear it fire up
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