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2bfast

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  1. Its more of an expression I've heard many times over the years your right

     

    I collect antique oil and gas specifically Skelly Oil & Gas and you would be mind boggled by auction prices. Its absolutly rediculous. Auctions are for who wants it the most and who has the deepest pockets. I have seen some I have bought over the years that I paid about net worth or a little more than what I should of just cause I wanted it. Then see the same thing in worse shape go for literally 10x!

     

    Net worth is a completly different game

  2. These things are looking like baseball cards and like cars at auction this one is kinda setting the to date value.

    Like what's this car worth well one similar sold last month at auction for x amount of dollars so anyone that bought these years ago for 10-20 bucks made a smart investment

     

    Just cause something sold at auction for a certain price doesnt mean that its "worth" that

  3. In my opinion, not replacing the oil pump isnt the item that should be in question here.....its stall converter and injectors.

     

    Sure, any slap dick can install a camshaft. And any slap dick can do it on a budget as there are things you dont have to do. But reaping the benifits of the money spent is what counts here. I could care less what your truck sounds like from the donkey dick camshaft you just replaced. What I do care about is how the said truck comes out of the hole and 60fts as well as traps.

  4. The loss in performance on the low end is the nature of the beast. Its a heavier transmission therefore your going to have some parasitic loss. We talked about this. When you get the blower and get the benifits of the low end torque a roots blower produces you wont even know you had a loss on the low end. This is why an 80E isnt recommended for light modded N/A trucks.

  5. Everyone in this thread is correct except one. Below is that example. Flushing a high mileage transmisison is asking for trouble. Ill bet the OP has no idea when the last time the fluid had been changed or if ever. With that said when you flush you break up small particles of crap inside and can plug up the oil circuitry. Oil starvation is a killer and doesnt take much time to do so. Changing fluid and filter is by far the best way to go. Also adding a bottle of friction modifier with the new oil wont hurt a bit. You can get this at any parts store when you get your fluid. I forget the brand but its in a little silver bottle.

     

    On another note. When buying your new filter "kit" try to keep from buying the parts store brand such as Oreillys. I have seen many of these filters collapse internally. Obviously when this happens it starves the pump and turns a loss of power or wont engage any forward gears complaint. Then after it sits it will settle back and able to feed fluid to the pump. Then collapse again back to the same deal.

     

    Go to the dealer and get a filter and gasket kit. Yes it will be higher priced but iv seen 3 of these cheap filters collapse and its just not worth the hassle. I would rather spend the extra on a quality filter than be stuck out in BFE!

     

     

    Not a bad idea at all keeping the tranny clean and cool will make it last a while. Even longer if you add a shift kit like superior or transgo hd2

     

    go home, you're drunk

  6. He's the store mgr. at the one on Kansas Ave in KC KS...the ghetto

     

    Hey man, I DO appreciate your input, but your comment just rubbed me the wrong way so I apologize for my reaction. I have a pretty short fuse sometimes

     

    Its all good. I said it because after awhile you get the opinions of a couple that all they do is jumble up a thread with their "professional forum reading opinions".

     

    I PM'd you

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