Kiwioilboiler
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You over at Dallas' DJ?Oh FFS there’s an entire squirrel jammed in that thing.
You over at Dallas' DJ?Oh FFS there’s an entire squirrel jammed in that thing.
I'll try to find some random BOP stuff to send your way. It's all just GM.probably also need something special as ford thought they needed to change *s-word every 6 months
while chevy any engine and transmission worked together
Actually it's because they have one and move forward with new ideas. The FE had been around since the late 1950's.because ford couldnt make up their *f-wording mind lol
Awesome, I’ll check into it.If ya get back to Rifle, and you have never checked out the Flat Tops Wilderness, you should.
Over 100 lakes up there, plenty of places to camp, you can go from Rifle to Steamboat all back country. It starts just a few miles north of Rifle.
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White River National Forest - Flat Tops Wilderness- White River
White River National Forest - Flat Tops Wilderness- White Riverwww.fs.usda.gov
Lmao….fortunately I’m a couple states away from the Grafton Gazer.You over at Dallas' DJ?
FE is 428/410/390/360/352/332FE bell housing and flywheel works.
This is what you get for trusting the crackerjack lube techs at the Toyota Fast Lane oil change service
lol so you thinkThey had to keep it simple for the bowtie crowd, so they could Concentrate on lefty loosy, righty tightly!
hes not allowed out of his countyYou over at Dallas' DJ?
the side brands of chevy was not chevyActually it's because they have one and move forward with new ideas. The FE had been around since the late 1950's.
At least Ford, Lincoln and Mercury used the same patterns, unlike Chebby and other GM bellhousings like Pontiac, Olds and Buick.
just one *b-wordLmao….fortunately I’m a couple states away from the Grafton Gazer.
The 460 Ford 1980 Pickup and up housing were Aluminum and I THINK the 6.9 L diesel will work on a 460 but not 460 on a diesel cuz of flywheel clearance they have a Master and slave Hyd clutch. The older manual 429 will be scarce as in 429 Torino GT and Mustangs and other big block Ford muscle car stuff.Pretty sure if the ol' memory serves correctly, Larry is right on that one. 400M, 429 and 460 are your huckleberry's of choice.
The 2.3 Litre Ranger and Tb-Bird Turbo is a small blockFE is 428/410/390/360/352/332
351M/400M/429/460 are the big block very few of the older 429/460 had manual but the 3/4 ton in ?80 started in with 4 spd trannys (Similar geared tran as the 240/300 six I looked for them 'cus 3rd gear wasn't worn out)
240/300/after '64 289/302/351W were the small block
272/292/312 are Y block Ford is balanced external so don't use a 6 cyl Flywheel on a V-8. (You'll figure out How I know).
Fe had truck sizes as well 272/292/332/361/391 ETC.
Save you some grief and verify before You spend time and money.
This is what you get for trusting the crackerjack lube techs at the Toyota Fast Lane oil change service
They change the oil (hopefully) top off the washer fluid and do a comprehensive 39 point check or some such nonsense
You get a nice shiny invoice with all these green boxes ticked off showing how diligently they did their work
I took it to a local oil change place yesterday for the second time and they obviously didn’t check it last time either
When they walked out with it this time I about choked
is that why you havent bought in yet ?Wait, you have gag reflexes?
I thought I read in the fine print, it was a prerequisite ya could've have any gag reflex, when buying into for DallCo franchise.
needs to start from the top downI was gunna say Randy, you probably just need heads with smaller intake runners.
Check out all oof the 454 motors fot light trucks and motorhome then the small s-10 s They seemed to change something every year.Actually it's because they have one and move forward with new ideas. The FE had been around since the late 1950's.
At least Ford, Lincoln and Mercury used the same patterns, unlike Chebby and other GM bellhousings like Pontiac, Olds and Buick.
This is how it starts Matt. At first you had nothing but sharp comments for the idea. But now, you're reading the contractual fine print.Wait, you have gag reflexes?
I thought I read in the fine print, it was a prerequisite ya could've have any gag reflex, when buying into the DallCo franchise.




