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Some of yall know I had some issues
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[SIZE="7"]WOW[/SIZE] what difference :biggthumpup:. He advanced the timing, put new springs (stronger) in the metering rods and vacum adjust after that. Dang my little stock 302 is hitting just right and powerful. They invited me to go with them sometimes mud booggin. These guys are into to chevy's with big motors (454-605) and big (44-48 ) tires, I told him my little Bronco might surprise um where it could go. Anyway now just waiting on my new alt. and optima
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Congrats John glad to hear that you got the bugs worked out of it... :xyxthumbs:
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I bet with your carb now tuned in is like night and day. You should be fine in the mud w/ those new TSL's. Tall and skinny's do great in the mud
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jollygrngiant Wrote:Tall and skinny's do great in the mud
...As long as there is a bottom.
Be sure to take pictures either way!!! :biggthumpup:
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Ogeechee 4x4 Wrote:...As long as there is a bottom.
Be sure to take pictures either way!!! :biggthumpup:
Well your are invited...these boys are from Bloomingdale :rebel: so you will have to come over
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John, glad to hear you got it dialed in. Be sure to mark where the timing is set as well as any other adjustments.
For an altinator I recomend the 3g, bolts right in and puts out the power.
As for a batt, nothing better than an optima.
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johnpaulgolf Wrote:Well your are invited...these boys are from Bloomingdale :rebel: so you will have to come over upergrin:
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chuzie Wrote:There is always a bottom. The questions is does the bottom support your framerails? 
Your bad luck rubbed off on me. The Honda Pilot battery is toasted. Ironically, I bought a jump pack to keep in the car for my wife to use in my absence; she called me today to drive out and jump her car!!! 
Pointless I say!
Bad luck? hell I got two brand things comin' :hysterical::hysterical:
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carbs fixed , yippeee !!!!! congrats.
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