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06-26-2006 08:09 AM #1
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Seems to me the easiest thing here is just to stick a 5speed stick in it and ferget the stall nonsense...It's only a truck if it's workin it's ass off. Anything else is just a car with a box on the back. I know my C10 aint gonna be pampered. If ittl move, I'll keep driving it...
If the motor aint greasy and the rears still have new tire shine on the tread lugs, it's a trailer queen. Let 'em run WFOT!
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06-26-2006 08:38 AM #2
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That definitely increases the fun factor!
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06-27-2006 03:08 AM #3
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How can a lack of torque change the stall speed? and the converter in a 4.3 has a carbon fiber clutch which no 700 had
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