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easyest 20 i ever made i was towing my friends 80-..? chebie 1500 to the junk yard caust the motor was fried. He is always on me bout how mine sucked his would last longer and his only broke cause he bagged it. whatever i said to him i said at least ford is made to handle ***** you don't have to hang them on them, he siad yah while mine could lite them up on pavement not like this peice of junk. i was at a red with his 1500 attached to my truck on a dolie and lite them up right now in it. told him that is what a ford 6 can do bitch he didn't belive me he said there was no way i didn't have a hopped up v8 under the hood bet him 20 bucks and won! then i gave him a chevy bag to waer over his head when he drove one and sold him my old ranger and he loves it!
though i would share the storie 300 ALL THE WAY
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Last edited by TigerDan; Sep 18, 2008 at 01:24 PM.
Reason: Edited foul language
Yes the 300 is a great engine. Beyond that I have no frickin clue what you were actually saying. Punctuation and gramma go a long way when you try to type a story.
Hahaha, awesome post. If the system would let me, I'd rep you for that. I was thinking the same thing.
No offense 83, but I couldn't pick out one single coherent thought from your post. This is a technical forum regarding the application and maintanence of inline sixes. We should maintain a level of professionalism, within reason. That profane post just makes us look like angry people that don't own a dictionary.
It is nice to hear good things about the great 300 I-6 and what it can do. With that being said this is a family oriented website so keep the post clean. Watch the language so I don't have to pull out the big hammer
IIRC "83" is hearing impaired which I'm sure makes a problem articulating in a clear manner which is understandable...but the profanity is not acceptable.
it's moments like these when i can't wait to wake up my poor tired 300 (which can still hold it's own), out tow and out pull a few v8's and then see the faces on those ppl when they finally get to see wat's under the hood! Glorious!
The 300 is like the engergizer bunny on speed. Mine has so much blow by, it looks like a mini diesel stack if you take off the oil cap and rev the motor, the head gasket is blown, it has over 350,000 miles and it spent 7 years forgotten in a field. But, she just don't give up.
One of my buddies burried his 99 Dodge 4wd 33's in a bar ditch and sunk it to the frame. I came out there with my 200 ft long chain (it is out of a industrial chainfall). I parked my truck on the pavement for good traction gaver that dodge a half dozen tugs, then let her ripped and that big boat of a dodge came out as if the hand of God was pushing it.
I sold my '94 F-150 with the 300 a few weeks ago and just bought a new 08 ranger with the 2.3L. Good on gas, and for hauling little loads every once in a while. Gonna miss that old truck, and the powerhouse of a motor under the hood. My new truck might beat it in off the line, but doesn't even come close to the pulling power and quality built workmanship that dosen't compare to the more delicate new vehicles they built today. The old 300 will probably outlive my new truck, granted the owner changes the oil and fills er up with gas!
thats why all the diesel big rigs got inline 6's straight up tuggers they are my lil 300 will have 327000 by the end of the week and it runs like new still...cept for a vacuum leak which i have yet to find