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Awhitewookie
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I play on PC
Mad I didnt get to 100
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My god that surround
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Putting the exhaust on as rednec
You jacked it up without opening the doors and rear hatch???
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I remember the first time Steve commented in one of my threads
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That thing is scary beefy
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Not sure if something happened but I didn't get a pm
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5k 78717. appreciate it
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This guy. There is much jelly
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Congratulations man that's awesome. I got my eagle last year, finished my project 3 days before my birthday
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I cant advertise a product here.... I need to consult with Tony C in order to do that
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I figured it out guys. It was starving for AIR. I also needed to set my timing to change for the carb difference. I appreciate the input!
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Update: Let it dry out over night. Went out to my truck this morning, leaned it out a bit and it started right up on the first turn!
I messed with the idle so it sits at about 800 now.
I let it idle for about 5 min and then put it in drive, bogged down and then died without even moving. Tried to start it again, nothing. Acting like its flooded again.
I noticed I have 2 other tuning screws that are on the sides of the fuel bowl. These 2 are completely lean. Like tight all the way, where should they be?
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I dont believe it would be leaking anywhere, it is brand new out the box only a couple days bought. As said, I only let it idle and rev'd it; never drove it.
I have not tried to start it since it dying. Should I just lean it down and keep trying?
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Hey guys. I have a 77 dodge d150 with a built 400 in it. My old carb was a holly 850 double pumper and the float threads got stripped out causing it to flood if you tried to start it, so i had to replace it (yes i tried rethreading as a last hope).
Brand new carb put on yesterday is a holly 650 (couldnt afford the 850 and im selling it anyways). installed everything correctly, new fuel filter too, and didnt touch the tuning screws yet. started right up and idle'd at around 900 (old carb had idle around 700) for a bit and i gave it some gas and rev'd it everything was working great, however i did not drive it, just idle'd.
I knew i was going to tune it down a little bu ti need to run the store really quick. started my truck to let it warm up, idle'd fine for a bit then i threw it in gear, low rpm's instantly as if it wasnt warmed up enough (probably wasnt) so i put it in park to let it idle more.
It died. tried to start it up again and nothing. Its acting like its flooded.
ANY help or suggestions is greatly appreciated!
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So I recently bought a 1982 Dodge d150 truck with a built 400 engine. I am having a hard time finding parts for this engine.
Anyone have any sites or catalogs that could help me?
Thanks guys
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Well since totaling my Cobra. I've been looking at a couple trucks and came across this one.
Any input?
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Id love to try those Shure's out! But i dont have money for that right now haha, in the future though.
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audioque's headphones
Im not basing on price, but for only $25? You think they are that great? Could you explain please
i have some new beats by dre ones, i have not took them out the plastic yet pm me with on offer
No thanks man, I personally hate dre beats. Appreciate the offer though!
There's a huge thread on this, I'll try to find it for ya
Sounds great, thanks
i hear those AQ'S are shit.
Klipsch, S4's, AMAZING headphones. play well down into the teens. clarity is incredible. they even come with a little altoids-like tin with klipsch embossed into it
amazingly comfortable headphones. it's like they're not there at all.
i've had multiple people tell me how amazing they are as well.
stick with the S4's. they're worth buying another pair.
Ill probably try the AQ's because they are so cheap. If I dont like then probably buy another pair of Klipsch! Good to see another enthusiast!
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So today while I was working out, my right earbud broke:( I was a sad panda for some time.
I owned a pair of Klipsch s4 headphones, they were by far the best headphones I have ever owned. Fit great, stayed in, canceled all noise (couldn't hear the mower during yard work) and sounded great with good bass.
http://www.klipsch.com/image-s4-black-in-ear-headphones
I am in search of a new pair of headphones!
Which headphones(in ear) do you think are the best for around $100?
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You mean the "spring flip" lift? its holding very well. Not even any vibrating at high speeds
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