I'm partial to the 400 but a big block works too...
It’s definitely over played but they work so well.
What’s the deal with the truck on the left?
I would drive the hell out of that truck.
I would drive the hell out of that truck.
The '71 would interest a bunch of us as well!Right now it is. I have lot of boxes of parts to unpack. Then the build thread will happen. Have to get the 71 C10 ready to daily so I can tear into the K5.
Oh no!!! he said the forbidden words!!!The Blazer is paid for. I have always wanted one. Now I want to over build it. I don’t see putting the money into the stock 10 Bolt axles. GM Dana 60’s are getting harder to find. When I finally sourced one I jumped on it. May as well use it.
I like the part where you got rid of the 40 thousand dollar jeep. when did jeeps come with WTF price tags???
That's not an exageration either. In Cali, all trucks now need to be weight certified to be sold and we have one of the few sets of certified scales in the county so the car dealers come to us for their weights. I have personally seen 2 trucks, one for 95k and another for 100k. And by the time you pay those trucks off they won't be worth squat.what doesn't? I guess a fully loaded Ford diesel for over $100,000 is reasonable?
Nope. Sold my 2019 Ram Cummins truck too.
You are probably on the mark. Things can be done to make them better but the trade offs are large.Im thinkin of selling my big truck aswell, i never tow anything. Gas mileage sucks. Might get a little chevy Colorado or something used. Would really like to build a square that could get good gas mileage but i dont think thats possible.
You are probably on the mark. Things can be done to make them better but the trade offs are large.
6.2 K5’s could get into the low 20’s if you don’t lift it or put bigger tires on it. Best I got with my 5.3 K5 was 16ish mpg with 4” lift and 35” tires.
Not saying it can’t be done but one has to be realistic on what can be accomplished.