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Re: Senior Project Build
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And can't forget the pirate flag
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I have that same flannel jacket hoodie thing.
![]() Similar shoes too... Exhaust dumps just like mine too... Stop stealin' muh style! |
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Damn you've been rubin' off on me Texan. Im about to steal your stereo to
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Oh and for clarification Im the one in the green sweatshirt and my friend is wearing my flannel hoodie thingy
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Keep up the good work it looks great from here in southern oregon..
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Thanks man
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Man I look at this thread everyday and and all that I can say is WOW. This guy is a senior in high school and he's got his chit together. keep up the great work.
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Thanks man that means alot to me to hear compliments like that
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are you gunna try to bring it to good-guys in puyallup this july?
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Hmmm its kinda far. I will have to see what I can find locally. Should I just bring a valve to the machine shop its at? I found the right one on sdparts.com for 17 bucks
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That sucks you had to cut off your pipes. I have a blazer tank and I ran mine right outside of the frame rails.
You just need to get creative with some bent pipe! I'd get it all welded back up before I put fuel in the tank ![]()
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Sorry you had to hack 'em....I got lucky and mine fit fine with the blazer tank. Course I had the spare in there at that time so he had to go around it.
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The pipe will get hacked further back, before the rearend. I want to reuse as much as the pipe that I have and run it out in front of the tires, but I might just end up trading it to the exhaust shop for a 3 inch x pipe/side exit system. Plus the 3 inch will help my new motor breathe more
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That would sure be sweet. I should have it running and driving reliably (mostly) by July.
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Im trying to figure out what intake bolts to use with my GMPP carb intake, and if the L92 heads require a different set of bolts than the 317 heads. I am trying to place an order from sdparts and want to get it all in under one shipping charge. And then I need to find a balancer puller big enough to fit the balancer on this engine. I borrowed one from my schools auto shop but it was too small. I need to find a GM puller or I heard a Chrysler puller works too. Anyone know about the bolts?
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Have you tried renting a puller from a parts store?
And see what Harbor freight has in the way of pullers. |
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and cstm68 thanks for the compliment, but I don't know if I have passed you- yet
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I called Napa and they don't rent anything, I might have to try a bigger store. I like the idea of checking out Harbor Freight, good idea Texan. I need some more C clamps anyways.....
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As far as your bolts, you didn't save any from the motor earlier? Or your saying that the bolts you have don't fit the heads?
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The bolts aren't reusable for the heads, they are only good for one torquing, you have to get new ones. I want to know if the L92 heads require a special bolt, different than the 317 or iron heads. And I don't know if I can reuse the stock truck intake bolts for the carb intake
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As for the intake, I ended up using some metric allen head bolts. No, the stock ones didn't fit with my Vic Jr. I am not sure about the GMPP intake, but I would assume you are in the same boat.
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Ok I need help with my fuel cell. Can anyone share their experiences and/or some instructions on how this thing goes in? Do I really have to take off the bed?
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So where do I find the bolts? At a dealership parts counter? I have been trying to use Scoggin-Dickey because they are priced fairly, but I don't know of they have the right thing.
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I just went to the local Fastenal dealer, and bought them. I don't know what length you need ( I think mine were 50mm).
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