Old vid of my suburban..
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Old vid of my suburban..
In July or August of 2K5..
you can see the body torquin to the right from revvin..
0-60 run in it.. MAN I MISS THIS SOUND SO MUCH
350 engine innit.
I see it now .. Guy who bought it put car-looking tires (smaller profile) and those hideous stick on bubble mirrors on the mirrors, and it'* never clean.
i've seen it twice this month.
you can see the body torquin to the right from revvin..
0-60 run in it.. MAN I MISS THIS SOUND SO MUCH
350 engine innit.
I see it now .. Guy who bought it put car-looking tires (smaller profile) and those hideous stick on bubble mirrors on the mirrors, and it'* never clean.
i've seen it twice this month.
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That motor sounded like it had a little knock in it in the first vid...
Gotta love a 350
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Seems that most of 96-99s had that lifter tick/knock. My mom'* 98 Z71 had the same thing...especially at cold.
I, too, love the sounds of those trucks. The 305 in my 97 Chevy is a close replica. Especially at 5,000 RPMs.
I, too, love the sounds of those trucks. The 305 in my 97 Chevy is a close replica. Especially at 5,000 RPMs.
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
That motor sounded like it had a little knock in it in the first vid...
Gotta love a 350
Gotta love a 350
Went through a rear axel.. (pic) .. shattered the diff, etc.. pin went through the pumpkin cover when i tried to move it after i took that pic in october (no pic of the sheared through pin though)
$1,900.. 50 thousand mile rear axel put into it, 3.73 locker..
Guess a 9,000 pound truck can't do much.. i was a tthe car wash and some dude comin at me in an f150 about 2 ft higher than the roof of mine was flying toward me and there was a speed bump but i tried to gun it to get out of his way, rear axel hopped over speed bump, when the tires hit the ground, ring gear slipped on the pinion, whih in turn shattered everything from the differential to the ring and pinion and everything in between.. had to get towed home
Then the lifters from bouncing off the limter and holding it in first like a stickshift being an idiot.. $935.
And all the other repairs, A/c overhaul / recharges, brakes, suspension components, speakers, distributor, other random engine parts, etc..
:/
I miss it. I wish I hadn't beaten on it so hard. But then, I wouldn't of had my escort. WHICH i wouldn't have crashed, then been looking for a faster bigger large FWD sedan, which was the bonneville, and i wouldn't have found the club.. and i'd still be in the same truck.
I think though.. this was a better path
5 mpg was killing me.. my parents were chipping in for my gas use..
Originally Posted by vital49
Seems that most of 96-99s had that lifter tick/knock. My mom'* 98 Z71 had the same thing...especially at cold.
I, too, love the sounds of those trucks. The 305 in my 97 Chevy is a close replica. Especially at 5,000 RPMs.
I, too, love the sounds of those trucks. The 305 in my 97 Chevy is a close replica. Especially at 5,000 RPMs.
i like the sound of my mom'* 4.3 Astro.. technically same thing as a 350, two less cylinders, same bore, stroke, everything, front of block, heads, valving, just two less pistons. best sounding v6 next to the l-series V6s' in our cars and the w'* and all the other GM'* imo
Originally Posted by 1337ssei
I have a 1996 4x4 thats lifted and has the tow package,
You think a 350 sounds good ours has a 454 !!
You think a 350 sounds good ours has a 454 !!
I do like how many turns it takes to steer them.. it lets you know you have alot of different increments imo to steer.
took like 5 steers lock to lock i think if i remember right.. so easy to steer also
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Rear axle problems are common in 88-98 Chevy/GMC trucks. I replaced the rear axle in my truck at 93,000 miles with one that had 45,000 miles out of a 94. I did the job myself and it only cost me $250, including all the parts.
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1998+ is when GM upgraded to the 8.6" 10 bolt rear diff, that most of those were sporting, some got the 9.5 14 Bolt..
Hehehe open diffs dont like to be broke loose..lol....them tube to tube assemblies can be pricey to replace lol..
Hehehe open diffs dont like to be broke loose..lol....them tube to tube assemblies can be pricey to replace lol..
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Originally Posted by vital49
Rear axle problems are common in 88-98 Chevy/GMC trucks. I replaced the rear axle in my truck at 93,000 miles with one that had 45,000 miles out of a 94. I did the job myself and it only cost me $250, including all the parts.
Originally Posted by SSEimatt93
1998+ is when GM upgraded to the 8.6" 10 bolt rear diff, that most of those were sporting, some got the 9.5 14 Bolt..
Hehehe open diffs dont like to be broke loose..lol....them tube to tube assemblies can be pricey to replace lol..
Hehehe open diffs dont like to be broke loose..lol....them tube to tube assemblies can be pricey to replace lol..
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the rear was out of a 99 with 35K on it but thats all i know
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