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New from N.C.
Welcome from Eastern NC. I was last in Pinehurst attending a Ratrods and Rockabilly show on the commons. About two years ago. Nice truck, welcome.- donnieray
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- Forum: Introduction
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New member from Houston
Welcome from NC. Very nice looking truck.- donnieray
- Post #14
- Forum: Introduction
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1973 K20 4x4 - Engine dies when AC turned on
It should have a fast idle solenoid mounted on the carb to speed the idle up 300 rpm or so when ever the ac compressor is energized. I got one made by Edelbrock.- donnieray
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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I think I just got screwed. Advice?
I've been reading this thread since day one. I respect everybody's opinions but was most enlightened by the shop owners and ones who are in the know. My conclusions are, the op couldn't have possibly gotten screwed, it didn't cost him a cent. His parents blessed him. The mystery nut came about...- donnieray
- Post #75
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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350 standard temp in Arizona.
Welcome to the forum. And that's good advice!- donnieray
- Post #28
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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detroit locker install-14 bolt FF
I'll be watching this. I also have a 14 bolt ff open diff on one of my heaps.- donnieray
- Post #2
- Forum: Differential & Driveline
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New here. First older truck. 74 K20.
Welcome from NC. You will love it here!- donnieray
- Post #28
- Forum: Introduction
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350 standard temp in Arizona.
I love that rig man! And third on the flexi-fan. They tested fans on an episode of Engine Masters and the flex fans if I remember correctly robbed 12 or 15 hp compared to no fan mounted. Clutch fans were much better.- donnieray
- Post #18
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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New Member, not new to squarebodies
Welcome and thanks for your service. Nice truck!- donnieray
- Post #11
- Forum: Introduction
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350 standard temp in Arizona.
When it's 100 and humid and ac running mine will run 180-190 going down the road, in stop and go city traffic it creeps up to 200. 350, stock clutch fan new radiator and 180 degree tstat.- donnieray
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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New member, taking over dad's Silverado.
Welcome! You will find wisdom here. Sorry about your dad, I'm sure a little bit of him will live on in that truck! I sure as hell plan to haunt the ones I die with.- donnieray
- Post #9
- Forum: Introduction
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Ultra rare collectible square body trucks?
We need to find that thread and revive it! And also the the center console butthurt crybaby and the snowflake that drove a long distance in second gear or maybe didn't, and introduce those fucktards to the liberal bag of shit with all the political memes. They could have crying sessions together...- donnieray
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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New guy with an issue
Welcome from NC! I'm an old guy with issues.- donnieray
- Post #14
- Forum: Introduction
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PCV swap- great results!
Interesting, I wonder if it would be helpful on older smallblocks?- donnieray
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Steering arm cone washer removal
Nice, good to know. I did mine about three years ago and it seems like I couldn't find the cone washers then, reused the originals.- donnieray
- Post #14
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Steering arm cone washer removal
Where can these be purchased sir?- donnieray
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Steering arm cone washer removal
Mine were pretty rusty but eventually gave up the ghost. I hit them from different angles and cussed at them a lot. I kept the nuts on the studs though and didn't damage the studs. I was told the cone washers were next to impossible to find but apparently that's not true. Good luck.- donnieray
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Ultra rare collectible square body trucks?
Great lunch break eye candy with good info...and hell, there are some rare ones!- donnieray
- Post #89
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Getting my Paps truck back on the road!
Welcome! You will love the forum. The most knowledgeable and helpful Squarebody folk in the world are here.- donnieray
- Post #7
- Forum: Introduction
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Ultra rare collectible square body trucks?
Rare and getting rarer! (I'm not sure if that's actually a word.)- donnieray
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Ultra rare collectible square body trucks?
People will say there is no such thing as a rare Squarebody and I say while that may be true there are rare options. A thread yesterday about the NP833 tranny optioned trucks comes to mind. In Eastern NC I've never seen a crew cab square or a long bed stepper. My K10 is the only NP833 optioned...- donnieray
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
