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08-18-2018, 12:03 AM | #30 |
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Re: Newbie thinking about diving into a '65 GMC 1000
Well after trying and failing to seal up my rear main seal from underneath the truck, I decided it's time to just pull the motor and rebuild. I snagged a harbor freight engine hoist from someone local, new in box for $50! Borrowing an engine stand from another buddy.
I've never done anything this extreme before, mechanically, so it will be a learning experience. You might think I'm crazy but I plan to keep the original L6 230 unless the machinist detects any cracks. Will likely bore out the cylinders a little bit, and consider getting a mild cam. This is going to be a driver (for now), not a hot rod. This feels like a slippery slope I'm standing on...
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1965 GMC 1000 SWB Fleetside L6 230 - SOLD Thanks everyone for the help over the years. |
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