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familyfast64 09-29-2013 03:32 AM

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Hey, what about a hitch for smooth tailgate, no bumper style? Does it have to be custom fabricated out are there sources?
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Captainfab 09-29-2013 11:57 PM

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If you are wanting it behind the roll pan, I believe it will have to be fabricated. I don't know of any that are produced like this. The regular production, off the shelf receiver hitches will hang below the roll pan.

familyfast64 09-30-2013 05:38 PM

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Sry guys but just wanted to clear up, it is a th350. I sure feel dumb but the cable is just not right, or like the others I had compared it to. Regardless, its not a 700r4 and I plan on hooking up the cable but you can bet your ass I will drive it hard until then without fear of burning **** up. I just wanted to clear that up and I apologize for jumping to conclusions so quickly. Only13 bolts on the pan. But I still need to decode to find the specific year. I've just been forcing myself to stay away from it so I didn't burn up the trans. I feel so much better now.
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66-PMD-GMC 10-06-2013 07:29 PM

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Welcome to the forum. :metal:
I had the same stiff peddle problem.
It was a dirty prop valve.
Changed it out and voila! It was as good as a new Cadillac! ;)



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blazer-k5 10-06-2013 08:13 PM

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Nice looking truck man. Im not really new here nor am I old. I honestly forgot I joined in 2003. Its a long time not to say much. Ive been well received. Lots of good folks. I do like your solid looking bed.

familyfast64 10-06-2013 08:34 PM

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Thanks guys, ya I thought initially it might be the prop valve. I recently broke a rocker arm stud and decided to go ahead and swap a clean intake I had laying around. I also rebuilt the carbb and tuned and re-timed her. I gained vacuum and performance plus there's no leaks. I still have a lot I want to do but a lil at a time is all this guy can afford. I am curious if what heads I have .. ok post some pics of the numbers I found maybe you guys know? It is a 4 bolt main block tho. Ooh and turns out it's not a full roller motor. Hydraulic flat tappet. Sounds good tho.
Thanks guys,

familyfast64 10-06-2013 08:38 PM

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S/r 1-052. And I think w 1L8 but maybe that's( m 871)
I don't know

familyfast64 10-06-2013 08:39 PM

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S/r 1-052. And I think w 1L8 but maybe that's( m 871)
I don't know

joedoh 10-06-2013 09:31 PM

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welcome! I think I saw that truck on the wichita craigslist, looks even better in your pictures.

mine should be roadworthy here in a couple weeks, there are a couple of us local, we should get together for some barley pop.

familyfast64 10-06-2013 10:50 PM

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welcome! I think I saw that truck on the wichita craigslist, looks even better in your pictures.

mine should be roadworthy here in a couple weeks, there are a couple of us local, we should get together for some barley pop.

Hell yeah! I'm always up for a cruise. That would be awesome to meet up with some guys that like the hobby. Your avatar looks killer. I definitely want to see more. Thanks bud,
I took a couple pics just now but she's a filthy lil girl these days.

familyfast64 10-11-2013 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Captainfab (Post 6292344)
If you are wanting it behind the roll pan, I believe it will have to be fabricated. I don't know of any that are produced like this. The regular production, off the shelf receiver hitches will hang below the roll pan.

Ok, I think I'm gonna try and stick the hitch behind the licence plate. I'll use an old nova flip down plate hanger. What you think? Anyone have pics of this from under the truck.

familyfast64 10-11-2013 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by familyfast64 (Post 6302862)
Hell yeah! I'm always up for a cruise. That would be awesome to meet up with some guys that like the hobby. Your avatar looks killer. I definitely want to see more. Thanks bud,
I took a couple pics just now but she's a filthy lil girl these days.

Me and my boys will prolly be on west and central today. If your running around you can swing by and say hi. They have a lil car show there every weekend I'm sure ya know tho.

joedoh 10-11-2013 07:29 PM

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yeah central west is a good time, my trucks still in a gazillion pieces though. I wish it was driving around.

familyfast64 10-11-2013 11:15 PM

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Well, it was eventful. I broke another rocker arm stud but this time I had my tools and studs with me and changed it in 5 minutes on the side of the road. I did get I nice burn on my thumb tho. I need to change all of them I guess. I had only fixed the one cause I thought maybe it was just a fluke but apparently there cheap studs. I bought comp but I'm told they are arp studs this time and you can tell there better. I drove by the car show but ended up meeting my girl for dinner instead.

familyfast64 10-13-2013 03:52 AM

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Decoded the heads, turns it there World products s/r torquer heads supposedly with 2.02 1.6 valves and small 170cc intake runners and larger 76cc combustion chambers. I've heard they make good products tho. So, I still don't know cam specs, but I'm thinking compression is prolly low huh? Any thoughts, I'd like to bump up power/torque some being shes so heavy.

gulfcoast66 10-13-2013 07:23 AM

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Welcome Aboard... from Baytown, Tx... Nice Swb, color is bad-a$$...

familyfast64 10-13-2013 05:25 PM

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Thanks bud, nice fish!


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