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Engines / Engine Parts For Sale / Re: Cleaning out garage.
« on: August 22, 2011, 07:12:55 PM »
Sorry already got rid if the MSD but I found this mallory  in a box and the original dist from my 72 sbc.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1927
Engines / Engine Parts For Sale / Cleaning out garage.
« on: August 19, 2011, 08:28:31 AM »
Cleaning out the garage and found some stuff left over from when i switched from sbc to bbc in my project car someone might find useful.  2 Rochester carbs  needing rebuild, misc chevy brackets off a small block chevy and an MSD  electronic distributor that needs some electrical repair. Still cleaning so ill post up more as I find. Located in Moreno valley. Let me know if your interested and make an offer. Stuffs been taking up space.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1928
Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Re: Spare parts?
« on: August 18, 2011, 11:07:56 AM »
Must haves for "on the boat"...

Roll of electrical tape,
roll of duct tape,
a length of wire,
fuses,
length of hose of all sizes on the boat,
can of spray lube,
tube RTV silicone,
belt(s),
jumper cables,
jumper wires with alligator clips,
ratchet strap,
chain (have made motor mounts with it...),
a handful of random nuts, bolts and washers,
control cable ends,
Holley gaskets and a spare needle and seat,
small jar of Marine Tex,
push rods (one long, one short),
rocker arm (stocker)
and just because it has come in handy a few times already, an MSD ready to run dizzy....... :sly:

As far as the parts and crap I keep in the motor home, Brad does not have enough server space..... :screwy:

I have brought everything from a spare carburetor to an extra set of heads.....And yes, I have a problem :-

On the dock, big ass fire extinguisher, can of wasp spray  :banghead:, magnet on a rope.... :mad: :banghead: :banghead:

GT

Sounds like he is bringing that spare boat I mentioned.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1929
Projects / Re: Re: What have i got into.
« on: August 18, 2011, 08:16:21 AM »
And the spending begins.   ::)

Shhhhh don't tell my wife.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1930
Projects / Re: What have i got into.
« on: August 17, 2011, 09:53:27 PM »
So where is a good place to get cables?

SoCalPsd-Corey

1931
Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Next step?
« on: August 17, 2011, 07:43:09 AM »
I know on my family's old boat top speed was around 45 ish. After refinishing the bottom it went up to around 58ish.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1932
The No Wake Zone / Re: Will my boat sink at lake mead?
« on: August 16, 2011, 07:47:34 AM »
You will love the mornings and early afternoons. Depending on how much traffic drives by your area it should be pretty flat all day. But like they said when the wind comes its best to stay put or hurry and get to where you need to go and just hang out.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1933
The 7.3 powerstroke was made from 95 to 97 then it went under a few revisions for the 99-01 and then again from 01-03/04. 03/04 is when ford introduced the 6.0 which is a good motor just requires some head studs and a egr block plate to keep the head gaskets. Then in 08 the 6.4 came out ( the cab off truck) and then in 11 the new 6.7. The 7.3 is what most consider the most reliable and i would have to agree. Only because its been around for near 10 years and their pretty much figured out. And the 4r100 behind the 99-04 7.3's is a know weak point if you beat on your vehicles. Mine took a dump at 185k. 2k to have it rebuilt and ill expect another 150k out of it at least.

1934
Well if I did the math right comparing a stock v10 to a stock 7.3 diesel its within cents cost wise in favor of the v10. But with the added goodies to the diesel its cheaper to go diesel.........until maintenance comes around.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1935
That's funny...my friend has a v10 now and he has over 135,000 miles on it. Drives it every day,pulls a boat,toy box(35ft), bobcat thing. Down side is the gas. He gets 10 to12mpg.


Its a good motor don't get me wrong. My dads F250 has one and since 01 its had a bed full of concrete hose and a pump hooked to it, around 8k. Never really given any problems except the coil packs and its around 180k. But my truck which is the same except diesel gets better mileage towing and around town. I guess its more so personal preference.

But I also have a 6 position chip, a aftermarket intake, and a 4in straight pipe exhaust. So that helps with the mileage. My truck is just under 200k and I get close to 18mpg towing my loaded 20 foot dump trailer. And around 22 on the highway not towing and unloaded.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1936
Never cared for the V10 to much never seemed like a good engine. Thats why i went diesel. My 99 F250 w/ 7.3 gets better mileage than my wifes toyota highlander.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1937
Projects / Re: What have i got into.
« on: August 12, 2011, 08:32:39 AM »
No i wouldn't be able to because its not my boat.lol. those were the pictures i had my brother send my wife while i was looking at it before i bought it. He sent her a text sayin " look what your husband just blighting" and the pictures. I don't have and pictures of the boat as of right now. Iirc the boat next to it was a 15' outboard fishin boat

SoCalPsd-Corey

1938
Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Spare parts?
« on: August 12, 2011, 07:30:47 AM »
Never hurts to have a spare boat.....lol

Growing up my old man always went in groups of 3 or more. Never know.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1939
Projects / Re: What have i got into.
« on: August 12, 2011, 07:07:12 AM »
Well thanks for the welcome guys. I spent about 6 hours yesterday after work goin through things and found a ziplock bag full of reciepts. Seems the jet was gone through in 03 and all of the cables were replaced. The engine was rebuilt in 02. Kinda figured the engine was in good shape after i checked everything under the valve covers, did compression test and leak down test. Hell its compression numbers are closer than my big block in my chevelle and that engine was just rebuilt.......again.  So it looks like the important stuff was taken care of. As you can tell from the amazingly great cell phone pictures the interior is pretty much well served its purpose and is done. Spent most of last night pulling everything out and that's when i stumbled upon the bag. Got everything out and The stringers seem to be in good shape as far as i can tell. My old man emphasized greatly on those due to him selling his favourite boat because of bad stringers when i was younger. And that's about as far as i got last night. Hopefully ill get the sub floor and front seats back in tonight and see if i can pull some strings with my friends at prefix and hopefully get to see if it floats.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1940
Projects / Re: What have i got into.
« on: August 12, 2011, 06:10:20 AM »
Oh dang.

SoCalPsd-Corey

1941
Projects / What have i got into.
« on: August 11, 2011, 11:36:47 PM »
So i got on this kick looking for a jet boat. Wife tells me im never gonna find a deal and i should just let it go. So i picked up a 19 footer jet from my brothers girlfriends dad for a woppin $200. Funny thing is he doesnt remember who made it and he thinks he lost the paper work for the boat. :banghead: But either way its not in too bad of shape and it only took me 2 hours to get the 454 fired up. Im just curious s to what the hell to expect.


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