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Q-jet I presume? With an electric choke I wouldn't think a low engine temp would keep it on fast idle. Do the secondaries open once its warm?
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Good question, I will check when I get a chance. It does kick down but not as much as I would expect.
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I assume qjet, buy all I have done is synthetic oil change and block heaters, I haven't even had the air cleaner off. It had been in the -35 c range for weeks. -1 today. Feels tropical.
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If it is a q-jet and you're into tinkering with that, pm me an email address. I have a great tech paper that's worth the read!
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It's used for pushing light aircraft around
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That is pretty cool!
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Jittery / Comegetsome, what are you guys using for wheels? Trucks look great btw!
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thank's, 22.5" Alcoa's mill'd down to 22".
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Yea im also running 22.5s milled down to 22s.....my front suspension is narrowed 1 inch and im running a SRW rear end to get them tucked under the fenders
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Are you running a standard rear wheel or is this like TW&T's Tow Nasty wheel?
Do you have a build thread on how to switch over to the SRW axle? I'd love to lower/bag my C30 but I'm not too sure about finding a wheel that fits. |
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If you go back up and look at the pics i posted my truck actually started life as a SRW 1 ton....i have a build thread over on dually scene
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Happen to have a link to the thread? I searched for it on Duallyscene and couldn't find it.
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ya, mine are the TowNasty wheel's.
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I am having a rough time finding some running boards for my 86 crew cab dually. Anyone have some suggestions?
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im having a hell of a time finding a pushbar, looks like i will be building one!
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You would think there are enough trucks still on the road to keep them from being obsolete.
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ha ha that should be in 73/87 projects and builds
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Took the sides off, much better. Gonna figure out a system for easy removal so I can take them off in 5 minutes.
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is that the explosive truck?
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