That's the wrist pin.. The bushing in the rod is pressed in.
Wierd... I never had a rubbing problem with stock wheels.. Maybe I wasn't low enough, I'm only at 3/3
I believe they do require to be pressed out..
I agree with them, I'm pretty sure stock motors are non interference, which means you'll likely only need a timing set and maybe a front cover.
When I did mine I left tranny in the truck, only unbolted it from the motor. Just support it with a jack and you won't have a problem. Putting...
When I pulled my motor I pulled out the radiator, pulled off the intake and exhaust, unbolted it from the tranny, unbolted the motor mounts, and...
Looking good! But needs more low!:waytogo:
Such a clean lookin truck! Don't know if it just the pic, but I think bright white rims would go killer with the red..
I think that's his problem, he doesn't have any to use as examples...
That's sweet! Mines Going to be all 0's in a few thousand.. You should start building up a killer motor for when/if yours kills itself:waytogo:
Try a 10x1.25 or 1.5, maybe a 12x1.25 or 1.5
When I put in my 22r I had a mini heart attack when I just slipped the intake on.. The casting dips in between ports and doesn't cover the hole...
That hole between intake ports 3 and 4 is a deadend hole.. If you hold your intake to it without a gasket you'll notice it doesn't get covered....
You can never go wrong with painting them black:waytogo:
You need the one with pear shaped exhaust ports. Otherwise it has to be machine to the correct thickness. Nobody goes by the casting marks, too...
White trash do you have a posi/poked rear end?
Above the bumper.. I think there's a pic in my thread that you can see them..
They go under your tailgate, nearly straight down from the sides of it.
I have a pacesetter header, and 2 1/4" pipe with a magnaflow all the way out back.. I have no comparison to stock because I changed motors when i...
Try running a wire straight from 12 volts to your resistor, and see if that works.. In my 77 I had a similar issue and ended up just running a new...
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