still...
*IF* ones tastes ran to fat chicks in hooker heels, i think id go this way instead.
the spacer route kills bearings as they are like 2" thick.
but as always, your truck your money......
still...
*IF* ones tastes ran to fat chicks in hooker heels, i think id go this way instead.
the spacer route kills bearings as they are like 2" thick.
but as always, your truck your money......
th400 and over/under. there is NO electronically controlled transmission i trust.... just me though.
semi wheels... not my cup of tea but your truck your money. personally id never use 8 to 10 lug
aluminum adapters on a 7000 + pound truck. just saying. plus its like putting 6 inch hooker heels
on a fat chick.......
they're billet steel and require a billet credit card to purchase.
as for your fashion choices, you do you
Last edited by SuperBuickGuy; August 15, 2024, 09:49 PM.
th400 and over/under. there is NO electronically controlled transmission i trust.... just me though.
semi wheels... not my cup of tea but your truck your money. personally id never use 8 to 10 lug
aluminum adapters on a 7000 + pound truck. just saying. plus its like putting 6 inch hooker heels
on a fat chick.......
kind of a fail tonight.
getting the bearing off and on was as expected
replaced the carrier bearing
had all sorts of trouble getting it to slide apart then even more trouble getting it to go back together
the rear is making noise. now I'm pretty sure I know why. The driveshaft wasn't slipping on the shaft thus putting tremendous pressure on the pinion. At 250k miles, it's failing.
So decision time. Do I just fix? do I put semi-wheels on it? it's together and I won't hurt it more using it for the things I need to accomplish (hauling painted Blazer parts)
In other news, the rear main is leaking.... and that brings me to the other decision point. 4L80e or gear vendors. my calculation is the money is pretty much a wash - I can't get myself to spend the dollars to replace this very good running motor with an 8.1.
in the pro-4l80e camp, I have a controller (DIY tune) because I'm going full terminator x on the LS in the Buick. I also have enough 4L80e transmissions that I can make at least one good one (maybe even two). Rumor has it that the 4l80e in the Buick is good - given my luck, it won't be so the wash on price (call it $3000 plus two cheeseburgers)
what to do. for now it will go the paint shop and camp there for awhile .... but I need to be collecting parts for when it gets back.....
questions I'm pondering
1) how low do I go... thinking a foot is a good start
2) do I retain the 5th wheel hitch
3) do I paint the accent stripe at the bottom like it was stock (blue)
questions I'm pondering
1) how low do I go... thinking a foot is a good start
2) do I retain the 5th wheel hitch
3) do I paint the accent stripe at the bottom like it was stock (blue)
I'm quite scared, this is like the 4th major electrical problem that I've solved in as many days.... if you see some blokes riding various colored horses by your house... well, yeah
I had to replace the harness, it was in tough shape
and put the interior back in
next up is probably paint... a bit more welding but paint
and winning
I'm working on the truck and trying to figure out why the powered side of the relay has 12v
the ONLY way that's possible is if the oil pressure switch is stuck on... or
shall we see if ####ery has occured?
solid yep
but that isn't the issue... I heard the sound of a short above
well what do we have here?
yep, full ####ery
my guess is the PO replaced the a/c pump and didn't make sure the wires were clear when he tightened the brackets back on.... then thought the pressure switch wiring was bad....
I do not have many nice words to add so I'll just stop here.
and
But it's nice to find an actual cause. Then there's something to fix instead of just head scratching.
Last edited by DanStokes; August 7, 2024, 08:44 AM.
Leave a comment: