View Poll Results: 6.0 heads or just springs
springs on the 4.8, everything else stock
30
61.22%
stock 6.0 heads with springs and studs
19
38.78%
Voters: 49. You may not vote on this poll
poll, going to play with the 4.8 a little. stock heads or 6.0 heads?
Nov 12, 2005 | 11:16 PM
#22
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ok then, i will be working on my truck tomorrow. i dont even know if it will spool the pt88 at all but we will find out. this is going to be fun!!
i will want to drive it for a week or tow just to enjoy it a little before i risk blowing it up again. when i do goto the dyno i will be shooting for the number 2 spot gen 3 on out list. that means 55orwhp or bust. i think it will do it.
i will want to drive it for a week or tow just to enjoy it a little before i risk blowing it up again. when i do goto the dyno i will be shooting for the number 2 spot gen 3 on out list. that means 55orwhp or bust. i think it will do it.
Nov 13, 2005 | 01:14 AM
#24
Lot of damn work to have a little fun
BTW how do you get the back of the block lines up to the bellhousing without screwing up pump rotors by pressing the engine into the converter too hard and getting the litle pegs to go into the holes on the bellhousing? Just wonderin cause Ill be done this here in the next few weeks and you have done it a few times.
BTW how do you get the back of the block lines up to the bellhousing without screwing up pump rotors by pressing the engine into the converter too hard and getting the litle pegs to go into the holes on the bellhousing? Just wonderin cause Ill be done this here in the next few weeks and you have done it a few times.
Nov 13, 2005 | 10:06 AM
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well, the 408 should only be down for a month or so but sometimes things take longer than you think they will. if i have the 4.8 in there i wont be in a hurry.
i am prety fast at swaping motors anymore. lots of practice. when you drop the motor in there is no fear of messing up the pump. i will never pull the converter off the tranny so it will be engauged. you just drop the motor into the hole, line up the pins, wiggle it in part ways, start some bolts, look at everything to be sure it is lined up right, draw the bolts down.
working by myself the hardest thing to do is keep all the wires out of the way. it is easy to snag one on the way in or out or pinch one betweed the bell housing and motor. just go a few inches at a time and then look at it to be sure it is clear, then go a few more inches....
i am prety fast at swaping motors anymore. lots of practice. when you drop the motor in there is no fear of messing up the pump. i will never pull the converter off the tranny so it will be engauged. you just drop the motor into the hole, line up the pins, wiggle it in part ways, start some bolts, look at everything to be sure it is lined up right, draw the bolts down.
working by myself the hardest thing to do is keep all the wires out of the way. it is easy to snag one on the way in or out or pinch one betweed the bell housing and motor. just go a few inches at a time and then look at it to be sure it is clear, then go a few more inches....
Nov 13, 2005 | 01:08 PM
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From: From Houma La. Living n Ellisville Miss.
Originally Posted by bigredexpress99
he turned his engine into a giant plasma cutter with too much cylinder pressure.....http://www.1320video.com/gallery/v/2005/parishmeltdown/
not good when did that happen
Nov 14, 2005 | 11:37 PM
#27
Originally Posted by parish8
well, the 408 should only be down for a month or so but sometimes things take longer than you think they will. if i have the 4.8 in there i wont be in a hurry.
i am prety fast at swaping motors anymore. lots of practice. when you drop the motor in there is no fear of messing up the pump. i will never pull the converter off the tranny so it will be engauged. you just drop the motor into the hole, line up the pins, wiggle it in part ways, start some bolts, look at everything to be sure it is lined up right, draw the bolts down.
working by myself the hardest thing to do is keep all the wires out of the way. it is easy to snag one on the way in or out or pinch one betweed the bell housing and motor. just go a few inches at a time and then look at it to be sure it is clear, then go a few more inches....
i am prety fast at swaping motors anymore. lots of practice. when you drop the motor in there is no fear of messing up the pump. i will never pull the converter off the tranny so it will be engauged. you just drop the motor into the hole, line up the pins, wiggle it in part ways, start some bolts, look at everything to be sure it is lined up right, draw the bolts down.
working by myself the hardest thing to do is keep all the wires out of the way. it is easy to snag one on the way in or out or pinch one betweed the bell housing and motor. just go a few inches at a time and then look at it to be sure it is clear, then go a few more inches....
Nov 21, 2005 | 07:57 PM
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i am a lazy slug. i did get the 408 shiped off but haven't been out in the garage since. i am still going to do it but probably wont get to work on it till the 4 day weekend.
