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Not sure why you rolled your eyes. Your inexperience is obvious and the advice you’re getting is all helpful. So, no, you couldn’t push... -
TotalyHucked replied to the thread Really tight front brakes!.^Good tip
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Start soaking the hard metal line/rubber hose junction now with some PB Blaster. It’s not always a problem but it can be, especially if...
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This is what I’m looking about doing. I should be able to get everything from Napa or O’Reilly
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I think I'd take the calipers back off and take a good look at everything. Recheck wheel bearing tightness. Clean and compress pistons...
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TotalyHucked replied to the thread Really tight front brakes!.Also, I'd go ahead and either get new rotors or get those cut, they look terrible and you already said you felt some pulsing before...
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TotalyHucked replied to the thread Really tight front brakes!.I'm gonna jump in here and vote it's time for new calipers and lines. Sounds to me like the pistons may be corroded and not retracting...
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TotalyHucked replied to the thread 6.0 NV4500 K30 swap.This is gonna be an awesome truck when it's finished!
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Picked up a working NP208 out of a 85 Silverado K20. $100 also got the Whole shifter, bezel & wiring to light up on the dash. I just...
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To prevent PCV issues, buy the GM or dorman driver side valve cover, and put the revised PCV to work. Also, a catch can if you want to...
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Last summer was the put it on the correct frame and this winter its 6.0/ NV4500 swap on my 77 Cheyenne K30 dually. I can't stand the 454...
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After much checking, and inspecting, I have selected a local shop to do the machine work. Dick the head guy is an ol' coggie like me...
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My block is a two bolt main, so I bought Arp studs, which have a higher torque value. I have kicked around the thought of installing the...
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I like "pretty" engines, so i bought brass freeze plugs. I will deburr the engine on the outside, and perform a number free hp upgrades...
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Part of the equation also are the harmonic balancer, and the flex plate. Both these pieces will do the job, and are SFI approved. These...
