Well, a 6.5 hot rod thread will soon be in order.
It has been a while since I have heard about them, but they can be juiced, Clancy
It has been a while since I have heard about them, but they can be juiced, Clancy
Clancy`s 1988 GMC C3500 3+3, The "General"
- Thread starter Stumpuller6.5
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Lonesome7.3
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Yes they can. I want to biuld a twin turbo 6.5.
Got the front cover off, undo-ing the injector pump was FUN to say the least. Cleaned and re-assembled everything. its ready to fill with coolant now. But I still have the bolts off the pump and the intake off, as I will target changing injectors next... 
Getting close to finished!
Getting close to finished!
Lonesome7.3
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You are going through way too much. I'll just give you $50 for it and take it off your hands.
Alljackedup408
Shut Up Stupid
Got it all together and running, the injectors were even MORE fun than the injection pump nuts. 
Still gotta do the rear brake line, and thow some nuts and setup the park brake cables.... fix horn (works intermittent) and, hmm m theres probly something else to do that I`m missing...
I riced it up a little with the $30 universal fit cone filter, but this way I can run the factory coolant overflow tank that was missing previously.
Still gotta do the rear brake line, and thow some nuts and setup the park brake cables.... fix horn (works intermittent) and, hmm m theres probly something else to do that I`m missing...
I riced it up a little with the $30 universal fit cone filter, but this way I can run the factory coolant overflow tank that was missing previously.
Lonesome7.3
By whatever means necessary …
Riced it up,
Lonesome7.3
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The filter does look cool. The only bad thing is it will be breathing in hot air.
Yeah, but with this thing there is so little performance, I don`t think there is any to loose!
Just had a new pump put on my 2000...$3200
