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ZZelph replied to the thread Davis Off Road, crossover steering???.Engineered Vintage currently only has power steps for Suburbans, but they do provide more photos of the mounting that they use...
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ZZelph replied to the thread Painless Wiring with Dakota Digital Fan Sensor.Page 12 shows the terminal and connector included in the painless kit. You would crimp that terminal to the orange wire on the Dakota...
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ZZelph replied to the thread Painless Wiring with Dakota Digital Fan Sensor.Page 12 of your painless installation manual has a diagram of the fuse block with constant 12 volt supply. Use that terminal. #2 in red...
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ZZelph replied to the thread Full time to manual hub conversion ‘79 K20.Warn 32720
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ZLS engines make peak torque higher in the rev range (usually around 4k or so), so don't fear a gear. I've got a ~425hp 5.3 and it used...
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ZZelph replied to the thread Davis Off Road, crossover steering???.If you know what you are doing, you would piece together a crossover steering kit. Plenty of places sale components...
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ZWe just put the Afr 265’s on my 454 last week. This thing is a different truck with these heads.
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ZZelph replied to the thread Davis Off Road, crossover steering???.I’d need to win the powerball to buy anything. 3250 for crossover steering, ouch.
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ZThe steps look nice but I can't imagine spending that kind of money on a set.
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ZZelph replied to the thread Do I even need a gas tank vent tube?.^thats how I fill my Corvair.
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ZOnce upon a time when I worked at a Full Service gas station, many of the squares (and a few others) we would flip the hose nozzle...
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ZZelph replied to the thread Do I even need a gas tank vent tube?.Gotta love when it’s a simple fix.
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ZWell I feel dumb. The vent hose had in fact kinked behind the fill tube. Instead of paying $25 for the correct hose I just added a brass...
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ZThat's one pricey set of steps at $3000! Not for me. Looks more like an AD for Davis than info for the group!
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ZZelph replied to the thread Will this lift fit my k5/jimmy?.* you’ll most likely want to use an axle relocation plate with a shackle flip. The shackle flip moves the axle forward roughly an inch...
