Acronyms for Ford, GM, and Chrysler.
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07-31-2003, 11:57 PM
Acronyms for Ford, GM, and Chrysler.
Originally posted by: BigScary
I was talkin about the F-750 on the back of the new car lot......
bring on the bronco[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
LowBowtie
how much boost will the whipple put out?
Originally posted by: RAPTORAZ
1978 Bronco with a 460, 35 inch MTR's, and Detroit Lockers in both axles. This truck is all steel and very heavy. I seriously doubt any late model truck would pull it backwards. Short of a 1 ton 4X4 dually with big tires. Forget about pulling out stuck trucks. This baby pulls diesal-pushers pulling enclosed trailers out of the sand at Glamis. My biggest one to date has been a 45 footer pulling a 28 foot trailer. After a failed attempt by a Cummins powered Dodge, I pulled into the Dodges holes and pulled the R.V. out without turning a tire. To the Dodges defense though, it was stock with stock tires.
Originally posted by: BALLZ
What kind of truck do you have RaptorAZ.
What kind of truck do you have RaptorAZ.
1978 Bronco with a 460, 35 inch MTR's, and Detroit Lockers in both axles. This truck is all steel and very heavy. I seriously doubt any late model truck would pull it backwards. Short of a 1 ton 4X4 dually with big tires. Forget about pulling out stuck trucks. This baby pulls diesal-pushers pulling enclosed trailers out of the sand at Glamis. My biggest one to date has been a 45 footer pulling a 28 foot trailer. After a failed attempt by a Cummins powered Dodge, I pulled into the Dodges holes and pulled the R.V. out without turning a tire. To the Dodges defense though, it was stock with stock tires.
bring on the bronco[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
LowBowtie
how much boost will the whipple put out?
You win!!!
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Acronyms for Ford, GM, and Chrysler.
RaptorAZ, i'd have to say you have me beat. My daily driver is a CRV. I pull a yamaha ATV with a honda vehicle. My truck is a '99 F-150 riding on 44s. But I'd have to say my dream vehicle that I'm going to own one day is a '77 or '78 ford bronco with either a 351 or higher engine, manual 3 speed maybe 4:10 gearing. But ive heard of people taking Scouts and puting a diesel from an international bus.
