The Goonwagon

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Awesome pic!

I have a Vildosola built skid plate for mine. I think it adds a couple of inches of wheel travel...
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Nice to meet you. I'm sure you were a little stressed being broke down in Calexico. If you had of given me the time of day I would have loaded that rig up on the flat bed to Az. Had an empty trailer headed back to phoenix. Not going to try and convince someone to talk to me at a gas station.

Good luck!
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Ouch...
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I was a bit distracted trying to look up some truck info on my phone with crappy movistar interwebs and we were trying to make it to Skyharbor for a flight and were cutting it close.

Had you said you were on GFB, it would have helped, as I had no idea you were other than a random dude as gas station.

Got it fixed up about 10 minutes later and made it home under its own power
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Nick wrote:Awesome pic!

I have a Vildosola built skid plate for mine. I think it adds a couple of inches of wheel travel...
At least 6 and 20 hp
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On my way to the IV250 last week the truck let out a huge cloud of blue smoke. Looked like I was playing Spyhunter. Found out why.

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Ohhh shit. So 393 or 408?
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Probably a 408. Still talking with the engine builder.
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Give us the details when you know more, I'm curious what else is involved besides just the short block. Maf, throttle body, injectors... that kind of stuff.
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Just saw it's an '88 so I would imaging it won't be maf. Still interested to know what else is involved.
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Yep, non MAF. Gonna carb it. Has good World iron heads now. THinking 408 kit and a little more aggressive cam. Hoping for 350-400 torques with a nice flatish curve that runs on Pemex. Nothing crazy.
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Well the 408 turned out to be cost prohibitive so I am going with the budget stroker, a 393. It should still provide adequate H and torques for my needs. If I decide down the road that it really sucks I can swap to AL heads to get Mo Powa!
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Sweet. I'm doing my homework on a motor build too. Who is building it?
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Duffee Motorsports is doing the rebuild. http://www.duffeemotorsports.com/home.html
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I've been hearing that name recently. You doing a 3.85 crank and 302 pistons? That's my plan. Will you be going to a roller block?
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They've built a bunch of Bronco engines for folks I know and seem to do good work.

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Sweet, did Duffee's give you a time line for the rebuild?
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Any idea why they chose the crankshaft for 5.95 rod over the 6.2?
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I should have the engine around the end of the month.

No idea, I told him what I wanted from the motor and he picked the parts.
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