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#139605 10/14/2007 3:51 AM
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I hope I do this photo posting correctly, as this is my first time. I also hope I dont offend too many as my plan is a Dodge slant six in a $50 48 GMC with a Ford 9 as diff. A 6in channel job and a 3in chop are also in the works.

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#139606 10/14/2007 3:57 AM
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Ummm, your links didn't work :hammering: :punch:


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My first attempt to post has failed.

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I think you have them linked in incorectly. Now, I'm no expert on this (took me a few tries to get it right myself) but i think what happened is yhat you tried to link it in as an image, rather than just the http address. Take a look in the IT Short Bus forum, there's more detailed (and better info than I can give) information on linking them in correctly.
I hope you can get them posted, I'd like to see it! cool


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I will do that, Thanks.

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The Mopar slant 6 is under powered. In my opinion it would not be worth the hassle of a swap. It would be novel though.


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#139612 10/14/2007 11:04 PM
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ok ok so we got a GM cab and chassie, a FORD Diff, and a Dodge power plant!. . . eek

Funnyest thing i'm doing a ford rolling chassie, dodge power plant, and a GM cab. . . grin

my project:
F450/550 4x4 60" CA chassie, 5.9L/6.7L cummins/w 6spd manual trans,and 60-66 GM cab/w 7FT flat bed. . . Tire size not sure yet. . .245/70R19.5 or 265/70R19.5 depending what tread is available i like mudder's. . .

Back your project:

the 225slant 6 would an ok engine not alot of power but if you deck the block and mill the head you can get 10.2:1 compression than put a 500 CFM holley 2 barrel carb on it, and open the exhaust up run say a 3" single pipe or 2-1/4" to 3" Dual exhaust. . . I don't remember if P.A.W offered a header for those or not but you can make them easy enough. . . I would put a granny 5spd behind the 225SL-6 than and run a 3.73 gear with 31x10.50R15 in rear and 30x9.50R15 in front for tire's. . .

that's how i would set it up. . . truck should have plenty of gut's and not burn a lot of gas. . . grin

if you don't drive the interstate a lot or ain't too worried about gas milage I would use 4.56 gear's truck will be all wound up at 75-80 MPH but it'll get there super quick. . . fromt stop light to stop light you will out muscle most
V-8's. . . cool grin cool oh yea. . .

Ever thought of a diesel ? :whistle: ?

Mike


1962 GMC K3000, GMC-379 V6.


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