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Old 10-18-2005, 05:42 AM   #5
'68OrangeSunshine
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Re: 6 Cylinder in a 4x4?

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Originally Posted by 4x4Poet
btt for more specific info, please.


Another board member turned me onto the idea of a turbo'd 292.
[No names on location, of course. ]
I understand there is a book, "Maximum Boost", by Corky Bell that is a must-read. Don't have it yet myself.
I have a '72 K/5 rolling frame I intend on running a normally-aspirated 292 in. I have a Holley 390 left over since I put an Ed$elbrock 500 on the L6 in my stepside. I still need to acquire an SM 465/NP205 combo. Also will be converting a KE automatic truck to KS manual. Guess I'll also need to get the X-member.
Also thinking of powering a '67 K/10 suburban with a 292 on turbo. Big project, very spendy, but maybe not as costly as operation costs plus rebuild of a scorched 454. (With gas near $3/gal). Sub has a TH350 now, thinking of a 700R4 for the OD. Not sure how effective a switch-on-the-fly gas/propane set-up could be, but that's another bubble of the Suburban pipe dream.
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Every 25 years I like to rebuild that 292, whether it needs it or not.

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