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  1. MiniSimp

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    Carb...

    I also think I have 2 carbs here, I'm pretty sure they are not complete, I'm going to break them down and see what parts I'm missing.
    My Uncle is supposed to have a hookup for a free running carb so we'll see if he can get that.

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  2. MiniSimp

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    More spare parts...

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    So what do you think about the detail areas? What would be the best method for cleaning those?
     
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    get new hose.. they are pretty cheap.
     
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    That's pretty dam clean with only using simple green!! :D
     
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    Yeah, I'm going to be replace all hoses and vacuum lines.
     
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    I thought so, it worked pretty good.:D
     
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    hey that aftermarket tranny.. is it everything you need to bolt to your truck and have it running ? I want a 5 speed and thats pretty cheap so i might just buy that since its new.. or do i need more parts to make it work ?
     
  9. MiniSimp

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    You would need to call Marlin to get all the details. Ask for CJ (559) 252-7295

    From what I understand, you just drop your tranny, keep your bellhousing, give them your tranny for a core (keep the shifter) and bolt up the new one.
     
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    Will these wheels fit?
    The only thing I don't know is if the center bore diameter will work


    Ansen Sprint Slot Mag 15x7 5/4.5

    Backspacing (in) 4.000 in.
    Beadlock Functional No
    Beadlock Included No
    Center Cap Included Yes
    Hub Centric Yes
    Load Rating (lbs) 1,600 lbs.
    Lug Nut Seat Style Conical seat - 60 degree
    Offset (mm) 0.00mm
    Quantity Sold individually.
    Recommended Valve Stem 7/16 in. pull-through or bolt-on
    Rim Diameter (in) 15 in.
    Rim Width (in) 7.00 in.
    Valve Stems Included No
    Wheel Construction 1-piece
    Wheel Finish Natural
    Wheel Material Aluminum

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    Got my spare parts cleaned up...

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    Great progress! Parts look good & clean, Nice job ! Sandblasters are my friend too !
     
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    Picked up a rebuilt carb for $50

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    you might have some problems having paint on the gasket surfaces......I would sand that off.
     
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    Not a bad find at all, a rebuild kit costs more than that, hopefully its assembled correctly and tunes easily. I dont know if its me or not, but, I personally have no regrets going with my Weber 32/36 DGEV, total ease on tuning and performance. Regardless, heck of a find for you ! Great Job !
     
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    I'm trying to keep everything as stock as possible. Plus I've got CA smog to pass...
     
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    It's not painted, it's polished.
     
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    Totally understandable man ! Especially considering emissions
     
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    what is???? From the pics of the intake etc it looks painted.....
     

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