jrsavoie
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Where do you order your timing chain and gears from? How much?
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Looking great!! I live down by Fairfax and go to school up at St. John's, so I pretty much drive right by Annandale. Would definitely like to check out the collection of 6.5's you got.
Where do you order your timing chain and gears from? How much?
Thought I'd start a thread on the 94 K3500 regular cab srw truck I'm working on.
I bought the truck from a construction company along with 2 other 6.5 trucks this fall. The truck has 150,000 miles on the body. Some rust but not terrible. It had not been used in 5 years since the forman that drove it retired. It had a Goodwrench engine put in it aprox 60,000 miles ago. :thumbsup: It ran and drove when I bought it. It has pretty new Toyo tires on it and new looking front brakes including the rotors.
The first thing I did after I got it home and off the trailer was to run the VIN in the compnine decoder[sorry no link]. I found out it came with: 4.10 gears, possi rear end, trailer tow package, snow plow prep package and power doors. It has the big ass borg-warner transfer case:thumbsup: I don't care for the visor on it but won't remove it for now because it would leave 6 big[3/16] holes in the roof:mad2:
I started work on it by cleaning it up. Many years of dirt built up. I buffed and waxed the paint to make it shine where the clear coat isn't damaged. The hood was sprung from a dent in the front center. I replaced it with a better hood that isn't the exact same color[close]
Next was to check up on the rear brakes. This truck has the large ,13 x 3 1/2 rear drums[3/4 tons have 13 x 2 1/2]. The drums on this are over the hub and wheel studs:thumbsup::thumbsup:. The shoes were worn to nothing. The drums were pretty well trashed. Off to NAPA for new drums, shoes,springs,adjusters, wheel cylinders and grease seals. About $500 into the rear brakes
If the tensioner pulley bearing is getting loose ,the rest has seen better days. The american made dayco tensioner is only around $35. Much cheaper than having to replace all the belt driven accessories.I need to get a new serp. belt idler pulley, when its real cold out mine whirrs.
Ive gotten pulled over once, for not having a front license plate on my '89 mustang. None the less my speedo doesnt work, but i was somehow going below the speed limit.. score! But i still got a ticked for no front plate, my car doesnt have a front plate bracket as it came from way south..
No such thing as sentimental value here either.Everything I have is for sale for the right price.
We are so accustomed to getting them cheap from people that dont know how to maintain them, but if one of us has a well running one its probably going for blue book value.