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Tonimus replied to the thread NEW Brothers Dash Bezels - CHEAP.For $12.89 to my door, even if it IS junky, it's going to be better than my non-existent one. -
Tonimus reacted to Vbb199's post in the thread New build 454 and the wife hates the exhaust smell with
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If you know how to extract the tune from the holley, i can help you enlean it a little so its not so stinky The stock tunes from holley... -
Tonimus replied to the thread Fuel return diy.If it's stupid but it works, it isn't stupid.
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Tonimus replied to the thread New build 454 and the wife hates the exhaust smell.How long have you been running the sniper? Takes a little bit for Holley systems to lean out since fatter is generally safer. You could...
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Tonimus replied to the thread Replacing DVOM batteries.Good metering habit is to test lead ohms before doing anything. Literally the first thing I always do. SHOOT! I not only is that a...
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Tonimus replied to the thread Replacing DVOM batteries.I have found 9v batteries less prone to leaking. Likely due to their construction where any cell leakage is contained in the main body...
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2V carb? First move would be a 4V. Engine masters TV show tested several spacers. Most showed some improvement. Should be able to find...
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Hello from Albuquerque, NM Working on a '83 c30 single cab with a 6.2 LSA. With all of the upgrades, should hopefully be around 900 hp...
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Tonimus reacted to donnieray's post in the thread This one needs to go, asking for opinions. Offering it up here first. with Like.
Im interested. 252 529 8152. Text me.
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Tonimus replied to the thread LTZ Seat Swap.Well, I'll be dipped. Found a pinout. Hope this helps...
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Tonimus replied to the thread LTZ Seat Swap.I have no idea on the specifics of that seat, but usually there's no temperature sensors in seats. They're usually thermally regulated...
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Just purchased a 1987 K5 from an old childhood friend. It's going to take a lot of time and effort (read money) to transform this thing...
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Tonimus replied to the thread Identify wiring & 3 prone connector, located under driver side dash.The third pin, when used, was for ignition power. Battery/Ignition/Ground in varying order, almost always with the ground pin on the...
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Good start. Now, take it off, clean the surface where it attaches, smear a dab of copper anti-lock on it and re-install. THEN you will...
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Tonimus replied to the thread '84 K20 Suburban re-wire.The American Autowire universal kits are great. The Power Plus 20 is a bargain. GM pattern fuse panel, ignition connector, column comb...
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