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- Oct 18, 2007
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- Location
- Grande Prairie , Alberta, Canada
- Vehicle Year
- 1986
- Engine Size
- 5.0
- Transmission
- Automatic
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Ya I was having a good laugh to!Truck looks good! I LOLed at your buddy in the vid, he came down right on his bumper...ouch!
So happy, one of the injector wires had gotten mangled in the 60 pin. Hard problem to track down.Always a good feeling when they are running correctly isn't it? Looks good......
Thanks!that landing looked like it hurt a bit.. Nice b2s
Trucks look good, how are those radius arms holding up?
I thought I was tired of it, but I bet you guys are really sick of winter!
I can't accurately tell you, I havn't put in a full day of snow wheeling. But I know it does eat the fuel, huge amounts of wheel spin in the snow/hills, and tires at 9 psi need alot more power. I have put in full days in the summer and didn't have problems. I was even running rich in the summer drinking extra fuel.what kind of range do you get with that 5-0? beaking trail in the mountains this year my truck was a pig but it worked out since it snowed so much we thought we were going to get stranded in the high country.a guy i wheeled with didn't get more than 50 miles with his 460 powered big bronco on the trails.
weird thing was my bro's tj with a 2.5l got worse mileage than me(with an auto tranny)
but a buddies 85 yota only used a half tank the whole trip on his 22r(and he was following not breaking trail)