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    Farmtruc Garage

    Truck: '94 Chevy stepside regcab.
    Block: iron 6.0L
    Compression Ratio: 8.5:1
    Heads: WCCH StageII
    Cam: Custom 232
    Rocker arms: stock upgraded
    Pistons: Diamond
    Crankshaft: Eagle
    Rods: Lunati
    Throttle body: stock 78mm
    Fuel Injectors: 120lb w/ driver
    Fuel Pump: a1000
    Ignition: stock
    Engine Management: stock PCM 3bar
    Exhaust: open downpipes
    Turbocharger: Twin MP76 ball bearing
    Wastegate: Dual Tial 38mm
    Blowoff valve: Turbosmart
    Transmission: Mikes Transmission, MonsterGlide
    Converter: Neal Chance
    Driveshaft: Driveshaft Specialist 4"
    Front Suspension: stock/dropped
    Rear Suspension: Double Adjustable Ladderbar, wishbone
    Rear end: 9" w/ strange internals
    Brakes: front/stock , rear/wilwood
    Wheels: Weld S71 15x5 , Weld Alumastar 15x15
    Tires: front MH drag radial, rear Goodyear 16x32
    Power: 892hp 14psi, 105oct




    New Additions:
    Caged/Tubbed/Rearend

    I'm posting current progress, there's been a lot of changes to this truck in the past, but here's the current state.

    Engine bay, needs a little organizing, but here you go:




    Intercooler and icebox routed inside, good water transfer pump. Getting ready to trash the icebox and build one in the rear of the bed for more traction and weight transfer.
    (old cage in the background)




    New stance, big wheels.



    Rear view:




    Side view and stance:




    Finally, starting to take care of traction!



    View of the suspension work.



    Here's the safety part that is a must. No short cuts here. Notice how the builders tie into the frame and build a side impact bar. Cage is certified as well. Top pics coming soon, but up top is an 10pt cage.





    ZX-1400:
    all stock, maybe a turbo next year.

    '05 Avalanche:
    6.0/80e conversion, front mount turbo, lowered, etc.



    Update:
    02-11-11

    Just got some newly released MP Ball Bearing T76's. Quicker spool (not that the truck needs it) and supports more HP.
    Last edited by farmtruc; 05-10-2011 at 10:56 AM.

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