Please review my Oiling Mod page...
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Post Fiend
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Please review my Oiling Mod page...
to make sure I have included anything. Any tips or suggestions are welcome also. Just click on my website below. I am getting a little better with webpages at least.
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Hey Ratsmoker,
I don't know crap about engines (yet). However I am learning all that I can before I get into my 352 sitting in my yard.
Not being a jerk but I must disagree with the black text on blue background. A real pita to read
Granted the large font helps....but I still have to cross my eyes a little read it
Take a look at this page and see if you like the colors.
I don't know crap about engines (yet). However I am learning all that I can before I get into my 352 sitting in my yard.
Not being a jerk but I must disagree with the black text on blue background. A real pita to read
Granted the large font helps....but I still have to cross my eyes a little read it Take a look at this page and see if you like the colors.
Last edited by Ratsmoker; Feb 7, 2004 at 10:49 AM.
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Ratsmoker!!! Looks good to me...short and to the point!! I didnt have a hard time reading it? Im as blind as a Bat!!! LOL!!!! Keep up the good work we all enjoy it!! Russ
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i agree on the black letters on blue background is a little hard to read but solverish letters on blue background now thats the way to go, keep up the good work, oh and i was wondering are you going to post your FE engine FAQ page as a sticky in the FE forumn?
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so Rat......untill I can put a rear sump Oil Pan you think i should run 6.5qt's I gota wait to put those parts till I am ready to rebuild where I plan to barly go stock..lol...any way on a mostly stock 390 think i should go with that.....(6.5qts)..
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well not in my 69'(2x4) and my 4x4(70) came stock with rear sump its stock oil pump......I know what you meen after helping rebuild a 468 chevy drag motor cause Lack of intrest on the oil pan..after i reliezed what they did i said thats it I am helping rebuild it and time to focus on the bottom end alittle more....
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I have an FMS front sump which is pretty much a stock pan but I think it is baffled better. I don't remember the old pan having baffles. I have had friends watch my oil pressure on hard launches and it didn't loose any. I need to check this with slicks. My front end comes up quite a bit with slicks and 3.70 gears. When I get my 4.56 gears I will probably run into problems as the front end should come up quite a bit.
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great thing about local track is its realy sticky..lol..I dont know if I am gona run the truck out there stock although it woudent do to bad from playing with it on the streets....I got my paw who is mostly a cheby guy realy enjoying the power and torqre of this truck not to mention the rumble of the motor.....