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It might be for sale here soon Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk
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Thanks, since the last post we shortner the tongue about a foot so it doesn't look so long! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk
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I know, pictures last forever though! Also I had a question, so it has a flat tappet cam that requires me to hold the engine at 2k-3k rpms for 30 minutes for the first start. I have a decent running tune that I got from a 3.4 camaro guy for his 10psi boosted 3.4. Should I just leave the turbo unhooked for the first 30 minutes and break the turbo in after or do them at the same time? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk I'd do the engine by itself and then the turbo after that, but I am sure everybody has an opinion on this different from mine. My thinking is to avoid sending tons of metal bits through the turbo during that initial break in. Run it to break in the cam, change the oil, then do the turbo break in. Also, don't forget to pre-oil that turbo. I've seen a lot of destroyed new turbochargers because people didn't do so. I know, pictures last forever though! Also I had a question, so it has a flat tappet cam that requires me to hold the engine at 2k-3k rpms for 30 minutes for the 22first start. I have a decent running tune that I got from a 3.4 camaro guy for his 10psi boosted 3.4. Should I just leave the turbo unhooked for the first 30 minutes and break the turbo in after or do them at the same time? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk I'd do the engine by itself and then the turbo after that, but I am sure everybody has an opinion on this different from mine. My thinking is to avoid sending tons of metal bits through the turbo during that initial break in. Run it to break in the cam, change the oil, then do the turbo break in. Also, don't forget to pre-oil that turbo. I've seen a lot of destroyed new turbochargers because people didn't do so. X2 here. Break in the Cam first, dump the oil, then the Turbo can have all your attention. Do not forget to pre oil your nice new turbo! Make very sure your turbo is properly pre lubricated. Just how I would do it also. Better to be safe. That is what I was leaning towards, to add to that I don't want to be running pressure in the engine from the turbo while breaking in a cam! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk
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I know, pictures last forever though! Also I had a question, so it has a flat tappet cam that requires me to hold the engine at 2k-3k rpms for 30 minutes for the first start. I have a decent running tune that I got from a 3.4 camaro guy for his 10psi boosted 3.4. Should I just leave the turbo unhooked for the first 30 minutes and break the turbo in after or do them at the same time? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk
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Picture request Longbed MJ with fiberglass flares
Jacob Ochs replied to Jacob Ochs's topic in The Pub
I just looked up the sale ad for that truck and it's a short box, plus it has full fiberglass besides and those aren't made for the longbed MJs unfortunately. :( Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk -
Picture request Longbed MJ with fiberglass flares
Jacob Ochs replied to Jacob Ochs's topic in The Pub
That doesn't look like a long bed? Is it? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk -
Title says it all, I'm trying to decide on fender flares for my 86 MJ and I'd like to go the Hanneman fiberglass but I don't know if it would look stupid or not with the long bed! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk
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4 link build
Jacob Ochs replied to Little jeep's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
Any updates? Coming up on a year! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk
