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kennythewelder replied to the thread Ground effects.Sorry, it's been sold. -
I found some USA standard 4.56 gears on Summit. I’ll try those, thanks. I don’t know why I forgot I wasn’t difficult to swap lol
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kennythewelder replied to the thread Am I underpowered?.I have an Eaton true track in my 97, with 373s. Thing is, I'm running 275/60/15 tires. The 373s on that OE, or close to the same high as...
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kennythewelder replied to the thread Am I underpowered?.As mentioned, it's your tire size, with the rear end gearing that is holding you back. With 35s, you need 456, or 488 gears.
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35's? Put some 4.56's in that rear end
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kennythewelder replied to the thread New to this forum.Welcome to the forum.
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kennythewelder replied to the thread New member Hello from Northwest Florida.Welcome to the forum.
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kennythewelder replied to the thread New member 99 Yukon.Welcome to the forum.
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hello everyone, new member to the forums here. I have a 99 GMC Yukon with 63k original miles. Pretty much everything on the truck...
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kennythewelder replied to the thread L T headers, and heat soaked starter..Yes, exactly. Life time warranty. Just fire up the new starter. It works grate. Just have to put the heat shield back on, over it. The...
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I think he knows all that...and went with the heavyass monster because he knows it fits, and has a warranty in case it doesn't actually... -
kennythewelder replied to the thread L T headers, and heat soaked starter..Yeah, probably the different bolt pattern maybe for 153 tooth flywheel and other for the 168 tooth, IDK.
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kennythewelder reacted to Schurkey's post in the thread L T headers, and heat soaked starter. with Like.
Cast iron, not steel. And I'm still not so sure about the bolt length. Fairly sure I have that same starter nose-cone on my 'Camino...
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kennythewelder replied to the thread L T headers, and heat soaked starter..Ok, I got a starter from AutoZone, BC they were the only one, who had one in stock. The manual starter cone, or tip, is smaller, and...
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kennythewelder reacted to Schurkey's post in the thread L T headers, and heat soaked starter. with Like.
True, and a good reason to switch to a PMGR starter. RESISTANCE is near-impossible to tell when assessing heavy-gauge cables. A few...
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