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no you don't..... you mean 1/8th mile.
Also have you ever seen the super slow motion of the Multi fuel cylinder head? I bet no. You are able to see the head lift off on every compression and power stroke. The studs stretch enough for you to see it. If you recast the block, crank, rods, cam...
I have see lifters take a dump if the engine has sat for many years. If it will come back to life you will need to drive it and get the oil temp up so it can flow in to the lifter. If it is clogged hot oil and good RPM might pump it back up.
this is my leg..... after I BROKE A 1/2 steel rod while using the geared lug wrench. The rod would have broke my leg if it hit the front of it and not the side. OUCH! I walk like Gimp now HAHAHA well not laughing at you.. just with you.
73 I think it is for OFFROAD use only at the park. in no way is he saying drive it on the road... its just while we are there..... I know I use a TON of fuel off road in a 6x6 for a week.[thumbzup]
I have seen a steering box guts brake before (Haspin) try to heat it up with a hair dryer and see if is is frozen water. If not just swap in a new box.
And they were on there! We broke a 1/2 steel rod and I have a gash and a huge bruise on my leg to prove it. We figured around 1400 foot pounds they were torqued to when installed.
#1 no
#2 its the same
#3 yes there are N/A engines and all multi's are 22-1
#4 no
#5 ARP does not make the correct bolt
#6 unless your running nytro it does not matter
#7 Google.
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