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[sds machining]

I saw this truck at the PDX show last month..as the saying goes "you couldn't build it for that" probably holds true in this case as well

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/3749512391.html

[MSHax]

Hmm...I'm going to go out on a limb and say this probably doesn't get very good gas mileage. :P

But yeah, there's NO way to build that for that price. Trust me, I've spent that much on vehicles and saw NOTHING like that.

[intocarss]

Not really a fan of dual blowers But the rest of that truck is awesome

[waynieZ]

Wow awesome truck.

[214Chevy]

....Trust me, I've spent that much on vehicles and saw NOTHING like that.

:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:

[intocarss]

2 6/71s on a sbc... what a joke, probably under driven 90%. one of my buddys had a blown sbc, he tried everything to keep crank and rod bearings in the motor, even tried running a small journal early block, crank and rods, no dice.... the motor was apart more then it was together.... That's odd, I know plenty of Blown SBC that don't have those problems Some are street cars with 871-1071 blowers on them

[Firebirdsteve]

Not really a fan of dual blowers But the rest of that truck is awesome



I'm a huge fan of dual blowers. :whistling:

[SuperB70]

That's odd, I know plenty of Blown SBC that don't have those problems Some are street cars with 871-1071 blowers on them

I know also, and many is overdriven too, maeby he ran it with too high rpm or had too heavy pistons and rods. With overdriven set up, it will like to run higher and higher. I have blowed up one sbm with 6-71 turning it up to 15% over and 9000rpm, bearings didnt last that couple runs. I'm happy that the crank and the block did.

About twin blower setup, cant say anything good performance vice, if the are not sync they just push air around intake. Just put one big one or one small twin screw and start enjoying it.