The need to be Weighed
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The need to be Weighed
This may be old news to some.
The link below has just about all the engine weights that could be used in our Trucks.
It will be very useful when setting up the front suspension or trying to figure out why your Truck sits so different now.
http://www.bacomatic.org/~dw/txt/engfyi.htm
The link below has just about all the engine weights that could be used in our Trucks.
It will be very useful when setting up the front suspension or trying to figure out why your Truck sits so different now.
http://www.bacomatic.org/~dw/txt/engfyi.htm
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Originally Posted by AXracer
Thanks, now I can figure out what springs I'll need when I replace my lawnmower's 20 HP Briggs and Stratton with the Allison V-12 turbo I have sitting behind the shop. 
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Always and interesting read. Never fails to make me giggle when I see that my big Caddy 500 is comparatively light for a big block
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Originally Posted by bobbytnm
Always and interesting read. Never fails to make me giggle when I see that my big Caddy 500 is comparatively light for a big block
Thanks Dick
Thanks Dick