specs!
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specs!
1 - try to get a hold of original sales literature - it is a great help.
2 - Haynes Manual - they are cheap compared to shop time for stuff you can fix yourself, plus they have spec. data.
3 - I think there are some books in the store on this site - some one correct me if I am wrong or verify if I am write.
4 - Get a build sheet - there is a long post in this forum on them - just look for it.
Hope this helps!
Keep it Rubber Side Down!
2 - Haynes Manual - they are cheap compared to shop time for stuff you can fix yourself, plus they have spec. data.
3 - I think there are some books in the store on this site - some one correct me if I am wrong or verify if I am write.
4 - Get a build sheet - there is a long post in this forum on them - just look for it.
Hope this helps!
Keep it Rubber Side Down!
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Joined: Oct 2002
Posts: 18,488
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From: The Big, Oregon
specs!
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 20-Nov-02 AT 03:29 PM (EST)]Your compression ratio should be in the ballpark of 7.5-8.5, and the GVW should be on a sticker on the door or cab pillar on the driver's side.
Jared
Jared
