header and starter question
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header and starter question
getting closer to having the truck back on the prowl,...but i'm worried about not having enough room between the header and the starter,
i have a 79 f 150 sc with a 390 and i did go with a racing starter because the old style was way to boo ko.should i go with some type of shield or try to rap them?
i live in kansas so it can get alot warm and will be driving in some stop and go traffic,yes we have stop and go traffic in kansas,you know with cattle drives and Indians shooting arrows and all/..jk
thanks
i have a 79 f 150 sc with a 390 and i did go with a racing starter because the old style was way to boo ko.should i go with some type of shield or try to rap them?
i live in kansas so it can get alot warm and will be driving in some stop and go traffic,yes we have stop and go traffic in kansas,you know with cattle drives and Indians shooting arrows and all/..jk
thanks
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Lemme translate... The OP is stating the OEM starter was way to big so he went with a racing (mini) starter. Should he wrap the starter (with heat resistant material) or install a heat shield?
"Boo koo", or alternatively "boo coo", is urban slang for "great in quantity or amount". It is the phonetic spelling of the French word "beaucoup"
I think the comment about cattle and injuns was an attempt at humor given Kansas is in the middle of the country and not widely known to experience heavy, stop and go traffic unlike Los Angeles, Philadelphia, or NYC.
"Boo koo", or alternatively "boo coo", is urban slang for "great in quantity or amount". It is the phonetic spelling of the French word "beaucoup"
I think the comment about cattle and injuns was an attempt at humor given Kansas is in the middle of the country and not widely known to experience heavy, stop and go traffic unlike Los Angeles, Philadelphia, or NYC.
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Learn something new every day. Taking the time to construct proper English sentences when you're asking for help is tough, isn't it?
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Yeah, trying to read that sucked but he just wanted help. Seems like more and more people would rather pick others apart than help on this forum
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You mention the trend that this forum is taking with picking people apart - personally I think the long-time members here are the same as always; the real trend is more and more careless posts that look like text messages.
I'm also probably a little slow; you all might be better at reading between the lines and figuring out what someone else means. Personally I like to understand the context of someone's problem before I reply, but if that "context" is "my starter is boo ko", I have no idea what you're talking about.
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Hey Wasowski, we are in the same city. I haven't any issues with Indians lately probably because they are spending more time now chasing buffaloes down Kellogg due to rising food prices.
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thanks for the time and help from the rest of ya ,I will give that heat shield a try
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Lemme translate... The OP is stating the OEM starter was way to big so he went with a racing (mini) starter. Should he wrap the starter (with heat resistant material) or install a heat shield?
"Boo koo", or alternatively "boo coo", is urban slang for "great in quantity or amount". It is the phonetic spelling of the French word "beaucoup"
I think the comment about cattle and injuns was an attempt at humor given Kansas is in the middle of the country and not widely known to experience heavy, stop and go traffic unlike Los Angeles, Philadelphia, or NYC.
"Boo koo", or alternatively "boo coo", is urban slang for "great in quantity or amount". It is the phonetic spelling of the French word "beaucoup"
I think the comment about cattle and injuns was an attempt at humor given Kansas is in the middle of the country and not widely known to experience heavy, stop and go traffic unlike Los Angeles, Philadelphia, or NYC.
