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Old 05-10-2008, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by john rumbo
the rear axle on all fullsize trucks is a slight narrower than the front common the axles are out of a 1 ton chevy matching dana60 and ff14bolt
Yep, I knew that. I had a 3/4 '75 4x4 Chevy. I heard the 14 bolts weigh like 600lbs...is that true?
Old 05-10-2008, 12:34 PM
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That's ones killer motor! reminds me of my uncle jeep he used to have.
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Old 06-20-2008, 09:20 AM
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Old 06-20-2008, 10:49 AM
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ummmm....big block


Secretly I was hoping to see a Toyota big block - I saw one about 10 years ago at a Toyota salvage yard. The guy had just gotten it in from Japan out of some limo. But I was more infatuated with the $700 running, titled FJ40 he was selling me! Why did I sell that thing?

Anyway back on topic...That rig looks great.

You know what they say. "There is no replacement for displacement"
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If I owned that truck I'd drive through parking lots revving it to see how many car alarms I could set off. I'd also find a way to move that front axle about 5 inches further forward or you will be digging into the firewall big time on flex.
Old 06-20-2008, 05:24 PM
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um your really going to hate a spooled front man unless you like stright line driving just a though though nice rig i like it but im sorry id really like it if it still had the toyota motor not this chevy crap good luck fixing it when you brake it!!

p.s. like i said im sorry i hate the big 2 but dodge is ok ford and chevy my god my computer just typed that word now i have to go and wash out its harddrive with soap!!
Old 06-21-2008, 03:21 PM
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you know what when your decide to build a true trail rig hit me up until then dont insult my truck when your truck is held together with rust and jb weld ps nice rock sliders are they built out of bed rails ps pull of your tires and wheels and install on new truck
Old 06-21-2008, 03:36 PM
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hey man i said i like your rig i really do i just really hate chevys they always let me down i test drove a 08 truck and it broke threw a rod on me and yes i was with the sales guy so i stay away from them that and all the chevy guys always talk crap i hate it but i do like your rig sorry if i came off a lil strong but yes i do like it i just dont like the motor thats all and my rig is good i pull out 1ton chevys and chase 1 ton dodges all day long!!! with the 22re of corse
Old 06-21-2008, 09:01 PM
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sorry but every body has there own taste you learn just to give complement and suggestion no bad mouth remarks i love toyota and chevy no complaints with chevy drive train at all 4 blazers and a 1ton chevy no regrets 22re are good engines but laks power and tourqe what i needed sorry we got off on the wrong hand
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its all good man i know they lack but im thinking of getting a sc for mine!! that might help out a lil lol
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is that a marine 454?
Old 06-22-2008, 08:49 PM
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no this 454 is tbi injected out of a 90 chevy suburban with short waterpump and custom pullies and alternator brackets and powersteering brackets to allow some room to fit in engine compartment almost done hopefully next week waiting on parts from ord lots of modifications but well worth it post new pics soon hopefully gettin ready for monsoon season
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cant wait to see this thing in action... youll prolly be getting a few PM's from me a little later as im building a truggy out of an old mazda frame using a D60 front and 14bolt rear. gona go with a LT1 or some other type of MPI 350 though, with gas prices i was almost thinking about downsizing it to a V6
Old 06-23-2008, 08:16 PM
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very cool sounds fun but remember that lt1 has distribitor on the front by the crank pulley and is very sensitive to water but has a lot of power i have a 94 cadillac with a lt1 pushing around 450 horsepower very good engines but drive through water and start pushin sometimes tpi is real reliable around water and are very tourqe up to around 4500 rpms with around 285 horse power stock good luck with what ever you decide
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I'm still gonna need some photographic, or video evidence to confirm that really is a 454Big Block Chevy in that tiny engine bay.

I've seen the pics of the motor, but now I need to see it put the power down. I need to see those 37's smoking!!!
Old 06-24-2008, 11:56 PM
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ok hopefully soon wallet is getting thin almost done maybe this week if work allows it pics will be soon got new shifter yesterday waiting on a single crank pulley hopefully will get here soon
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awesome 4runner man. when i first saw bigblock yota i thought it would be for mud, but your gonna have some fun on the rocks with that thing.

give those 60's hell
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planning on it thanks cant wait to finish


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