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Sup slacker
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lol there was a little i think mercury car that i think started with a s that was supposed to be the runnerYou’re impressive my fellow Ford fan.![]()
i just like tormenting these guysIt doesn't bother me, I'm not a fan boy of anything in particular. Except maybe my Lund boat. I have Honda, VW and Ford here now. Small block chevys were mass produced and parts were cheap for almost anything you wanted for it. For a long time the square bodies were the trucks to have because parts were cheaper to buy than about any other brand. Now so many of them are gone that the prices are going up, for both the trucks and the old small blocks. Got a 305 chevy motor with about 6000 miles on it from a truck of mine that some drugged up idiot pulled out from a red light in front of me. I had just rebuilt the motor and transmission in that truck and was getting ready to start on the body. It sits in a crate, but I think it is time for it to find a new home.
but i dont think he could do it the other way around with so many extra parts needed and wires needed lolHe’s a Chevy guy and can’t figure out how to make a Ford run.![]()
im ok just trolling and seems like i made some lips sore today fishing lolSup slacker
Some of the 78/79 ford 3/4 tons had a 400M and 351 m the hogshead/bellhousing should work (many were 4spds) the ones I am familiar with are 4x4 and they hook up to 429s and 460. I would check if the 351 M flywheel will be balanced to work on a 460.I was having brain farts from smelling cowshit all day. 460s with manual transmissions are pretty rare. The 390 flywheel works....or so I've been told, but the bell housing is different.
2.3 Lima motor. Very cool and run good with boost.lol there was a little i think mercury car that i think started with a s that was supposed to be the runner
little turbo car around the 90s or so
i just like tormenting these guys
but i dont think he could do it the other way around with so many extra parts needed and wires needed lol
Lmao if they stay in this thread can’t be sore for long. I’m doing okay just watching YouTube.im ok just trolling and seems like i made some lips sore today fishing lol
hows you slacker
Have the aluminum heads sent your way.I was gunna say Randy, you probably just need heads with smaller intake runners.
i cant remember the name of the car2.3 Lima motor. Very cool and run good with boost.
lol me tooLmao if they stay in this thread can’t be sore for long. I’m doing okay just watching YouTube.
The 2.3 turbo and 2.3 ranger non turbo were the same Head. tough little engines. Your 8 valve is for a lot newer than mid 80s engines I am not familiar with them. I had a Stealth with V-6 dual over head 3.3 (think) cam with turbo couldn't afford the Super Coupe T-Bird.some pinto was 2.3 the turbo coupe and mustang was a 2.3 turbo and would run better than the v8
some of the 2.3 ranger motors had 8 spark plugs
Pinto / Bobcat.i cant remember the name of the car
i remember one here in town
smaller than the mustang and i am thinking it started with a S
lol me too
late 90s and mercury badgePinto / Bobcat.
Revisit this page 20 years from now and it will be which DIAPER is better.. Just sayin'.What brand of truck is the best, also , which two stroke oil should we all be using?
That DEPENDSRevisit this page 20 years from now and it will be which DIAPER is better.. Just sayin'.
That's what I'm gonna buy. Too many Americans are obsessed with giant unnecessary ugly cars like this:No, I was being sarcastic.
I have no use for a wanna be side by side.
You really need to stop listening toWhy I think Stihl is better
1. Stihl has made chainsaws for almost 100 years
2. Stihl saws are simpler altogether e.g., bar and chain selection, service, parts, and once you have worked on one Stihl chainsaw, you have worked on a lot of them.
3. Availability ( most saw shops in my area carry mostly Stihl )
4. Parts Availability
5. Many units are made in the USA
6. Stihl makes almost everything. Vacuums, hand tools, brush cutters and clearing saws, lawn mowers, and damn near everything in between.
Here is a Stihl Wera rebrand that I have:
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I also have Stihl's Amish USG aka the FG2 that I had to import from Europe:
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