Thread: Ideas for some engine mods
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02-05-2007 08:34 PM #31
well yeah it can work for a grocery getter or such, but definately not a daily driver....just because your car is faster, doesn't mean i cant outdrive you... give me a curvy mountain road and i'll beat you any day
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02-05-2007 08:42 PM #32
Its Mine TO PAT!
[cup Of Tea]
#1] What Do You Think About Manley Nextec Springs Compared To Iskeys?
#2] Have You Tried The Comp Endurex Roller Lifters?
And Have You Heard About The Schubeck Roller Lifters.?
#3] What Do You Think Of The Jesel Keyway Lifters?Last edited by TT572ZZILLA; 02-05-2007 at 08:54 PM.
TT572ZZILLA
TOO MUCH HORSEPOWER IS NOT ENOUGH
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02-05-2007 08:45 PM #33
Originally Posted by TT572ZZILLA
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02-05-2007 08:56 PM #34
YOU!!!
MY BAD!TT572ZZILLA
TOO MUCH HORSEPOWER IS NOT ENOUGH
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02-05-2007 09:20 PM #35
yes i have and no i do not use any of them lifters. but i hear the morels are good ? JESEL great stuff but to much $$ for my customers i buy the crane bulk run them abit and pull them out put new in the comp super i thing are not that hot i can buy to set two sets of cranes for the price of the endure-X comps with the hi rent stuff you may use it past it s life and get in trouble i have the crowers severe duty too with oil feed i like that for low speed .on the manleys nexteks have set them up on race heads and the PSI springs the isky alloys are the spring that i have had the best luck with on the street and howards pro-alloy electro polished i have used to but not as much as the isky
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02-06-2007 12:20 AM #36
Originally Posted by TT572ZZILLA
apparently my reckless endangerment hasn't destroyed my life too bad only got my license suspended for 6months had to take anger management and pay $1000 in fines.... and hey now i'm almost through the process getting into the CHP they didn't seem to have a problem with my previous driving habbitsjust because your car is faster, doesn't mean i cant outdrive you... give me a curvy mountain road and i'll beat you any day
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02-06-2007 03:58 AM #37
@ Ayers,
there's something wrong with this thread, I guess you're not getting much help out of it
About your engine:
1) Never touch a running system (until you really want to)
If you're thinking about doing this now and that later, then don't. Wait and do it all at the same time. Maybe you can learn from our mistakes. As TT said: Doing small things at a time wastes no end of money (believe me ) Think exactly about what you want, then get hold of all the parts and put the combo together in one go. Opening and closing your engine a lot will cost you hundreds only in gaskets and RTV.
2) I wouldn't get just a package from Edelbrock and put it on. If at all, then you want to take the engine out and completely tear it down. Chances are it will need reboring and there's nothing worse than part-rebuilding an engine, driving it for 5000 miles and then find out you've spun a bearing because you didn't swap out an old ratty connecting rod. (Ask me )
3) the eninge is the last thing you want to do. If you want a good paint job, plush steering etc., that will already cost you at least much more than you thought.
4) Even though it might seem a little boring: Do the THINKING as the first part, not like me
About your steering:
My steering (Chevy van, similar size and weight and driving-habits as the pickups) is so loose I can go from lock to lock with one finger with no trouble. But I got used to it and it's really nice in a heavy daily driver when you have to find parking spaces somewhere. Most important, the steering mustn't have any play in it, play combined with a loose steering is a pain.
What brakes do you run? Some of the pickups had Hydra-Boost brakes which run off the same power-pump as the steering box. That way I don't think you can change the pressure relief spring without hurting your brake power (anybody correct me if I'm wrong). With vacuum brakes I guess you can always install steering-shocks, maybe dual. But I've never tried that, maybe someone else can give you info on steering shocks...
As always, that's just my opinion, thinking loud sort of...
MaxHarharhar...
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02-06-2007 09:20 AM #38
SO THESALS!
DO YOU THINK YOUR NEW CHP CAREER WILL AFECT YOUR STREETRACING BLACK OP's?
I DONT KNOW YOU ANYMORELast edited by TT572ZZILLA; 02-06-2007 at 02:15 PM.
TT572ZZILLA
TOO MUCH HORSEPOWER IS NOT ENOUGH
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02-06-2007 09:25 AM #39
Pat! You Know Whats Funny?
Ive Been Buying The Manleys Which Are Out In Your Neck Of The Woods And You Use The Iskeys Which Are Right Down The Street From Me.
Whats Wrong W/this Picture?TT572ZZILLA
TOO MUCH HORSEPOWER IS NOT ENOUGH
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02-06-2007 12:09 PM #40
Originally Posted by TT572ZZILLAjust because your car is faster, doesn't mean i cant outdrive you... give me a curvy mountain road and i'll beat you any day
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02-06-2007 02:21 PM #41
WELL THEN I GUESS YOU WILL BE A BONIFIED MEMBER OF RULING CRIMINAL ELEMENT WHICH IS IN POWER @ THIS TIME!
JUSTICE[pronounced: JUST US] FOR ALLTT572ZZILLA
TOO MUCH HORSEPOWER IS NOT ENOUGH
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02-06-2007 07:13 PM #42
hahaha yep, the CHP is the biggest, most organized and well trained gang in californiajust because your car is faster, doesn't mean i cant outdrive you... give me a curvy mountain road and i'll beat you any day
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